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	Cell Churches
		The central church usually has relatively few programs available; most of the energy is directed to promoting the health and welfare of the cells.
		Cell church organization is also similar to Wiccan covens, except the latter are rarely associated with any larger group, and follow an entirely different religion.
		Alan Creech, "Cell Church," at: http://www.cell-church.org/ He has a mailing list which can be subscribed to at: http://www.cell-church.org/ The list is "a discussion group for Christians who are interested in the cell church model to build up and encourage each other by sharing vision, questions, problems, experiences, testimonies, and practical tips.
	www.religioustolerance.org /chr_cell.htm (1062 words)

	Cell church - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A cell church is a Christian church structure centering on the regular gathering of cell groups.
		A definition of a cell church is notably tricky.
		A church with cell groups is not necessarily a cell church.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cell_church (262 words)

	Fresh Expressions - cell church
		Cell and other related fresh expressions of church respond well to a culture in which community and family have been eroded, and also address the missionary need of the non-churched for in-depth discipleship into a previously unexplored faith.
		The principal difference between pure cell and Meta Church is that in ‘pure cell’ the cell is the primary unit of church and everything else serves the life and growth of the cells.
		Cell church was devised to cope with the attendant growth.
	www.freshexpressions.org.uk /section.asp?id=180 (1175 words)

	The Transforming Church: Cell Churches and House Groups by Tricia Tillin: Part Nine
		One of those principles that we hold dearly to in the cell church movement is that the cell is just as important as the celebration and that both of them must be equally emphasized.
		In their monastic cells, men and women were bound in allegiance to the Pope, under strict discipline, while at the same time free to develop, in many cases, radical new approaches to worship and mission.
		Each cell member is being trained to form his or her own cell of twelve by making recruits from friends and family but at the same time each person is still being mentored by his or her own cell leader.
	www.intotruth.org /apostasy/cell-church9.htm (5685 words)

	Save America - The Cell Church
		A cell group is composed generally of five to fifteen Christians who are in covenant commitment to one another, working out their salvation together in fellowship, prayer, and breaking of bread from house to house, while reaching out to unbelievers.
		As cells multiply, section leaders assume pastoral or discipleship facilitating roles, guiding and encouraging cell leaders under the oversight of the "head" or pastors of the local congregation.
		Cell group ministry changes our "methods" and mind-set for ministry, but not our "message." A "cult" is a cult because it modifies the Gospel message in some way.
	www.saveus.org /cell/cell5.html (828 words)

	Integration in the Cell Church
		Yet, many established churches reject the cell church philosophy outright, thinking that the cell church teaches that all ministries are of the devil.
		Cell churches who use Minimum integration say, “Everyone must actively participate in a cell, but not necessarily lead a cell group.” With Minimum integration, cell attendance is the key requirement before involvement in another ministry in the church.
		I think they are trying to say, in essence, that instead of cell group leadership being "for highly-trained ministry specialists," or "super-spiritual Christians," (an elite few), that instead, cell leadership (and the type of disciple that fits that profile) is something much more closer to the NORM of Christian life as one matures.
	members.tripod.com /celycecomiskey/integration_in_the_cell_church.htm (1553 words)

	CNH District - Cell Church Ministry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		That is to say, a cell church is a church with both a large group and a small group emphasis.
		Cell Churches gather together as a large group to worship the Triune God in all his majesty as well as in small groups to edify and equip each other for ministry.
		Cell Groups are different from churches that have Small Groups.
	cnh-lcms.org /cnh/cell_church (307 words)

	The Challenge of Cell Church - interview - Good News: summer 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		He is the author of the "The Challenge of Cell Church" which is published by Bible Reading Fellowship in association with CPAS in July 2001.
		Cell church works because there are key focus points when all the cells come together to celebrate their common life.
		A church has to be moving towards those five values before it can even think about an honest transition to the cell church model.
	www.evangelism.uk.net /good-news/summer_2001/cell2.htm (1495 words)

	Cell-based church: community, nurturing and outreach
		Ron pastors the Lexington, Kentucky, congregation, and I pastor the Wichita, Kansas, cell church congregation.
		The cell church is based on members meeting in holistic small groups and then coming together weekly to praise and worship as a congregation.
		In a cell church, the basic unit of the body of Christ is the cell group.
	www.wcg.org /lit/church/group/cell1.htm (801 words)

	Cell Church and growth - Good News: spring 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Cell evangelism is relational, and growing the group is the aim.
		In part, it may be because ‘free’ churches and new fellowships have little to address in terms of church tradition and culture.
		There are a small number of large Anglican cell churches, who were by no means small churches to begin with, but who have seen further growth and real encouragement by applying cell church principles.
	www.evangelism.uk.net /good-news/spring_2001/cell1.htm (1124 words)

	Touch Outreach Ministries: CellChurch Magazine Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Hundreds of churches in America are now either fully transitioned or in the process of moving from pastor-directed programs to a cell-based structure where the doctrine of the priesthood of all believers is being taken seriously.
		In the beginnings of our cell church, we told people they must be involved in a cell group in their own community.
		Cell leaders, zone supervisors, zone pastors and district pastors serve as extensions of the senior pastoral ministry of the church.
	www.cellchurch.com /cellchurch/archives/volume6/issue1.htm (7994 words)

	Explaining cell church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Cell based evangelism claims that mission and outreach naturally become a continuous way of life when it is part of cell identity and activity.
		Cell church proponents claim that the organising of all church programmes at the congregational level is very inefficient needing a disproportionate share of resources.
		Cell church proponents claim that at constantine and the birth of Christendom, the church in the home that had extended and sustained the church for the first 3 centuries was lost.
	www.acpi.org.uk /articles/explainingcellchurch.htm (3141 words)

	CNH District - Cell Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Cell church is different than a congregation with small groups.
		Cells or holistic small groups differ from nurturing small groups in a church in that they are intentionally outreached focused and have in their "DNA" the need to develop new leaders and to multiply in about 6-8 months.
		Cell Church is one way to develop holistic small groups that not only enfold new members but also disciple and equip them for outreach and service.
	cnh-lcms.org /cnh/cell_church1 (287 words)

	HOME CELL GROUPS - Text Only
		In cell churches, discipleship comes from the equipping track and the care structure for those who are leading cell groups.
		True cell ministry asks each church member to be involved in cell ministry with the goal of actually leading a cell group.
		In general, while the small group movement is EXPLODING overseas, that’s not to say that small group ministry and even cell church ministry is not alive and well in the U.S. (Bethany World Prayer Center hosts 1500 pastors and key leaders each year for their cell church conferences).
	www.webedelic.com /church/cellt.htm (2771 words)

	Little Falls Christian Centre \| Home Cell Groups explained
		A Cell Group (or Home Cell) is a small group of people who are committed to first of all building up one another, and secondly to fulfil the great commission in reaching out to the lost.
		It is comparable to the cells in a human body that provide protection, communication, life, sustenance etc. Likewise the Cell Group is there for protection, edification, acceptance, support and communication.
		Evangelism in a Cell Group is not the traditional standing on a corner and handing out tracts, or door-to-door evangelism.
	www.littlefallsonline.com /abouthomecells.cfm (1194 words)

	Grapevine Cell Church
		The basic idea of a cell church is not new, but perhaps it is not yet widely understood - see What is a Cell Church to understand the cell church baseline idea we are starting with.
		After the initial starting phase of our cell church, in which we started a few cells directly as worship cells designed for believers, we want most cells to be started not as worship cells but as Bible studies or other gatherings for interested non-believers.
		The standard cell church model used in other cultures calls for splitting a cell in two, but we think that will be too painful for a group of Japanese.
	www.proverbs2525.org /activities/budounoki/overview.php (1911 words)

	Thibodaux Family Church \| Home Groups (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A Cell Church is a community-centered versus building-centered.
		The ministry of the church is decentralized and occurs in the homes and lives of church members and in the community.
		A Cell Church's members are released to build relationships with and minister to non-Christians, rather than spend most of their time on activities and committee meetings at the church building.
	www.tfchurch.com /home_groups.php (326 words)

	Cell Church Missions Network - School of International Studies
		To equip cross-cultural cell church planters from Cantonese speaking Cell Churches, to evaluate their suitability, and to build them into effective church-planting teams.
		Rather, it is a part of the preparation process for HK Cell Church workers sent by their churches to be part of C ross-C ultural C ell C hurch P lanting T eams to unreached cities.
		This means sending churches will be encouraged to see those undertaking SIS training not as "students" but as cross-cultural workers already "on the way".
	members.optusnet.com.au /~markc/Cell_Church_Missions/OVERVW.html (938 words)

	Christian Life Church, Cell Groups
		This type of church may seem new, but its origins go back to the earliest days of the Christian Church, where believers met primarily in each others homes.
		As cells meet, there are opportunities to ask questions, to discuss, to laugh, to cry, and to pray with each other in a safe, non-threatening, informal atmosphere.
		Cell Groups are organized as workable units and function as the Church
	www.christianlife-church.org /cell_groups.html (130 words)

	LoveBromsgrove,Church @ Gilbert Court in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire,Cellchurch info, community resources for house ...
		As a home church network we are committed to reaching the Bromsgrove community and adjacent communities and use Servant Evangelism projects to show God's love.
		The church this Sunday was able to "rejoice with those that rejoice, and weep with those that weep." We rejoiced that two of our youngsters had become Christians, and that Patrick brought four new friends.
		Simple Church Robert Fitts is a well respected teacher on Simple Church and author of "Church in the House".
	www.cellchurch.info (1334 words)

	Cell Church at The Open Door Church, St Neots :: Cell Churches St Neots, St Neots Cell Church, Cell Church St Neots, St ...
		Cell groups are small communities within the wider community of the church.
		Every cell has a midweek meeting and gathers together with the other cell groups for the larger church meeting on a Sunday morning.
		However the key to the cell groups is not the meetings but the relationships that are formed.
	www.opendoorchurch.co.uk /cellchurch.html (239 words)

	The Cell Church Model - Alpha Course Lite?
		I have been holding off on writing anything about the "cell group" model out of Singapore that so many churches are using till I could (1) observe it up close and (2) do more research into it.
		All their efforts are aimed at taking people out of their churches and starting new ones, or invading established churches and taking over like what happened at Brownsville.
		Thirdly, how can a church that has lost all discernment, does not teach the Word in context and tells people to leave their minds at the door even BEGIN to preach the gospel.
	www.deceptioninthechurch.com /cell.html (1987 words)

	Welcome to the Cell Church Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		This page is the start of what I hope to be a very large list of resources pertaining to the development and growth of Cell Churches.
		While Cell Churches, House Churches and Small Groups are all different things, they have a lot in common and we can all learn from each other.
		Acts 2 Church Cell agenda extending back a few years.
	www.memoryverses.org /cell.shtml (327 words)

	church
		Aims to reach and influence the world by building a large bible based church, changing mindsets, and
		Lists individual Christian churches by both geographic location and denominational affiliation.
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	www.cell-church.org (103 words)

	Church Growth
		Resources and services for churches focused primarily on demographics and census information.
		Free resource for cell churches, cell groups and churches with small groups.
		Support for churches just beginning as well as those already actively involved in cell ministry.
	www.squidoo.com /churchgrowth/?x=1&adult=false&ufg=false (307 words)

	Cell Church Solutions
		As I've seen what churches in North America and other cultures are doing to develop strong cell groups, I have found.
		View our extensive selection of Cell Church and small group resources in our online store.
		CCS is a tax exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to helping to complete the great commission in this century by planting new cell churches and transitioning existing churches to cell-based ministry.
	www.cellchurchsolutions.com /index.html (141 words)

	Joel Comiskey Group
		Cell churches are the healthiest in the world, according to.
		View our extensive selection of Cell Church and small group resources in our online store.
		CCS is a tax exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to helping to complete the great commission in this century by planting new cell churches and transitioning existing churches to cell-based ministry.
	www.cellchurchsolutions.com (138 words)

	Cell Church International - Cell Resources, Cell Training, Find-a-Church, eAdvice
		Type the whole name (correct spelling) for a more refined result, or part of the name for a broader result.
		We invite you to add your Cell Church to our 'Find-a-Church' database and be listed on our website for free.
		This database is searchable, thus allowing seeking individuals to find your Church.
	www.cellchurch.co.za /findachurch.cfm (93 words)

	Cell Church Missions Network
		The Cell Church Missions Network came into being in Hong Kong around about 1997, actually as the missions arm of the then newly developing Hong Kong Cell Church Network.
		This network of churches from various denominations were sharing resources, working together in training and outreach?and beginning both short term and long term mission involvement together.
		There will be no Global Summit this year, instead there will be various regional summits around the world.
	www.ccmnglobal.com (144 words)

	Cell Church International - Cell Resources, Cell Training, Find-a-Church, eAdvice
		Develop a growing cell system connecting your people to God, to one another and to a lost world!
		Why not search our growing international database of cell churches.
		Below are links to helpful resouces we have gathered over the years, aimed at helping you develop your growing cell church.
	www.cellchurch.co.za (153 words)

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