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If you can consistently follow a list of things and do them weekly, you are bound to make that happen. Every person can learn this art of growing and multiplying cell groups from scratch. I have had an opportunity to grow and multiply about 5 cell groups in our church. What does that mean?
- 10 Steps to Follow When Starting a Cell Group - Church Growth Blog
1. Pray throughout. From when you decide to host a group...
- 10 Steps to Follow When Starting a Cell Group - Church Growth Blog
1. Pray throughout. From when you decide to host a group till when it begins officially, pray throughout. Leading a cell group is a spiritual exercise which calls for spiritual effort and measures. Prayer is the master key which solidifies what you are starting. Bible says the strong man needs to be bound first.
We must actively abandon the hope that stagnant churches can be renewed by painful restructuring and the tacking on of Cell Group Church principles….The church cannot effectively mix traditional patterns of church life with Cell Group Patterns. There must be a deliberate transition.
The cell church strategy is not a quick growth strategy, but rather, a biblical one. Cell groups provide the environment to form disciples. In certain receptive areas around the world, multiplication happens rapidly because people are coming to Christ, being trained, and starting new cells.
I mentioned how cell-based churches today are models of rapid church growth and how that almost half of the 50 largest churches in the world today are cell-based. One chapter was dedicated to exploring how small groups evangelize.
There are some Introductory Materials to introduce Cell Church principles to various target groups, including church leaders, church members, and anyone joining a cell group for the first time. This page also hosts additional materials, including a lot of useful forms.
A church cell group is a home-based small group that meets together with the goal of growing and splitting into two or more groups; those groups in turn will continue the same goal. A cell group must have a leader who is willing to invite people into her home and guide them in Bible studies or group discussions.
