Frequently Asked Questions
What does a typical cell group do when they meet?
Worship, discussion, prayer and fellowship.
What size is a typical cell group?
5-12 people
Do I have to be a Christian to attend?
No, in fact we’re delighted when people on all stages of their faith journey attend.
What is an “open cell”?
The term open cell speaks of the human body part that multiplies and provides growth. Similarly, the body of Christ grows through cell multiplication. We call them “open” cells because we want to be open to everyone.
Do I have to become a leader?
No. However, we see every cell member as a potential leader. We realize the timing of that leadership role varies with each individual and that not everyone will become a leader.
How are cell leaders qualified?
We provide training through our leadership cells and our cell leader training course. The steps to become a leader include: church membership, cell attendance, attending an Encounter God weekend, participating in a leadership cell and a personal interview.
Why do often we discuss last Sunday’s sermon during the cell meeting?
To bring unity to the body and to help new believers understand and to apply the word to our everyday lives.
How do groups multiply?
A cell multiplies when members of a cell catch the vision, take the training and are commissioned by the church as cell leaders.
What is a “Leadership Cell”?
A leadership cell is a cell made up of cell leaders and meets every week or every other week. This is where we train our cell leaders and hold each other accountable to the spiritual disciplines.
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