An Eye for Youth

by Jeff Tunnell Young people have a unique ability to reach their peers. They have understanding and access to a people group that adults may not easily reach. As we recognize, honor and cultivate youth, let us place priority on building them up, growing their...

Student-Led Adult Assisted Cell Groups

by Ted Stump [I, Joel Comiskey, am delighted to introduce Ted Stump, the expert in student-led cell groups! Ted is the founder and director of High Impact Ministries and serves as a national and international consultant to churches and youth organizations developing...

A Model of Youth Cells

by Mario Vega, https://www.elim.org.sv/ We began the cell ministry at Elim with adult cells. Some years later we also started working with children’s cells. Later still, we started working with youth cells. Before starting youth cells, the youth was integrated into...

Making Youth Cells Work

by Steve Cordle, www.crossroadsumc.org Student cell groups are powerful ministry environments, but they can be tricky to launch and sustain. We define youth in two major categories: Middle School (ages 11-13) and High School (ages 14-18). We disciple each through...

Be Careful NOT to Take the Parents Out!

By Rob Campbell, www.cypresscreekchurch.com God has designed the family to nurture the hearts of a generation to love God. The family exists, even in its imperfection, to display the heart of God to the emerging generation. One author suggests: “They [church and...