By Joel Comiskey, How to be a Great Cell Group Coach One of my favorite films is Chariots of Fire. It tells the riveting true story of two Olympic runners, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, and their quest for gold at the 1924 Paris Olympics. Both men were intense and...
Ideas drawn from Ralph Neighbour’s The Shepherd’s Guidebook An old hymn still gets sung in some churches: “Onward, Christian Soldiers, Marching As to War.” A newer generation put the same conviction to a different tune: “God’s...
by Timo Barbosa, pastor at Miller Memorial Church – Johnstown, OHGraduating from a training process is not the finish line. In a small-group-oriented church, it should mark the beginning of a new responsibility. The trained person is now prepared to take the next...
Ongoing Training for Cell Leaders By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv Once a person completes the leadership training course, they move on to the next stage of learning: learning by doing. This is the richest part of a leader’s development. Every week they will...
By Joel Comiskey, Leadership Explosion Training Doesn’t Stop at Graduation Training shouldn’t stop when someone becomes a cell leader. In many ways, that’s when the most important training begins. Cell leaders are now dealing with real people, real...
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