Pick a Problem and Ask

By Steve Cordle, www.crossroadsumc.org Eighteen years ago I started reading books by Joel Comiskey. I had never heard of cell ministry before and I was fascinated by it. I read, visited other cell churches in the U.S. and abroad. I knew we couldn’t just copy exactly...

Learning from Others

By Joel Comiskey, check out  coaching  Ecclesiastes 1:9 says, “What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun.” There are very few new ideas. Most are old ideas that have been recycled. Someone said...

Neglecting Key Parts of the Life Group

By Robert Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil, www.celulas.com.br It is a fact that there are Life group leaders who need help in maintaining vital parts of the group in the cell meeting. Some are new leaders and some do not have a clear vision of the overall cell...

Avoiding the mini-service syndrome

Mario Vega, www.elim.org.sv The main obstacle leaders face when leading cell groups is the so-called “mini-service syndrome.” Some leaders have the tendency to reproduce in the house what is observed in the church building. For example, instead of natural worshiping...

Asking Powerful Questions in Cell

By Twyla Brickman, [I, Joel Comiskey, am excited to present Twyla, who has been part of the Cell Church movement for over thirty years, Twyla and her husband, Les, have ministered in Nairobi, Kenya since 2008. She is the creator of the well-known “Boot Camp” (now...