Span of Care – Why Coaching is So Important

By Jay Firebaugh, Director of Small Groups at New Life Church in Gahanna/ Columbus, Ohio. The reason why cells need to multiply is to keep the span of care small enough for one leader (or married set of leaders) to be able to adequately care for people in their cell....

Pastoral Involvement in Cell Ministry

By Joel Comiskey, check out: Living in Victory I encourage pastors (lead and staff pastors) to be intimately involved in cell ministry, whether as a team member in a cell or leading a cell group.  The most important reason is to stay close to the fire and...

The Coach’s Love

By Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv The role of a cell coach is quite similar to that of a pastor. Coaches, like pastors, take care of people and then help them to  perform their best. To achieve that, the fundamental basis is love. Listening, caring, developing, training,...

Coach With Intention

Michelle Geoffrey, cell pastor at www.celebrationchurch.org I love coaching Cell Group Leaders!  Most of the time it is exhilarating to have the opportunity to meet with a leader and have the opportunity to help them grow.  The more time I spend with them,...