There is Nothing New

by Angel Manuel Hernandez, www.misionmoderna.com, Canary Islands, Spain The values of the cell vision are clearly exposed in the Scripture in three fundamental aspects. Pastor Mario Vega has defined them well as evangelism, community, and edification. I agree with...

Don’t Drink My Spit

by Ralph Neighbour When coaching a church about to transition into a cell structure, I introduce them to the Daily Growth Guides I began to develop and revise over and over since planting my first cell church in 1970. These interactive booklets develop the new...

Beyond Model Cell Churches

by Robert Lay, Cell Church Ministry Brazil In the beginning of the movement in Brazil, twenty years ago, there were no models. We knew we had to do small groups, but had no idea of how. On my first trip  to Singapore, I saw for the first time a cell church in...

Doing a Great Work

by Jeff Tunnell Read Nehemiah 6:3. When a cell church begins to function well and life-giving groups are transforming lives, it attracts the attention of other congregations in the city.  Interested, kingdom-minded pastors and leaders from nearby churches will desire...

Delegation in the Cell Church

by Mario Vega, https://www.elim.org.sv/ One of the characteristics of cell churches is that they have a pastor who knows how to delegate. If the purpose of the pastor is “to equip his people for works of service” (Eph. 4:12), there is no better environment to fulfill...