Owen

1. Define the word “cell” (in a church context):

When it comes to church cells, it start from small and they can easily multiply. Start our church
with a cell group and work strategically so that other cell groups could come out of this original cell. There
is always a cell that leads the way and the other cells group should follow the parameters they establish.

2. Briefly write about your experience in a cell group:

When I was in a cell group, I felt motivated and inspired because I heard a lot of word of
encouragement and it truly helps me everyday. I am with my friends attending the cell group and we just
enjoy the moment and did not get bored of listening and interacting because it’s essential for us.

3. List three characteristics of David as a leader:

a. Diligent in his responsibility.
b. A great leader.
c. Risking his own life to defend the sheep.

4. Explain the following concepts in reference to cell groups:

They make personal pastoring possible
They are the backbone of the church
They are the source or beginning of the team of Jesus won twelve men and reproduced His
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Jesus always thinking about meeting the needs of
every person and He developed His ministry
through contact with people. Simplest believer
can gather their family so that the cell leader can
directly pastor each person.
Spineless body has trouble standing up for
anything. Cell groups play an important role to
the church as it is the key support to the church.
character in them, knowing that they would be
His representatives to the whole world. The cell is
an effective way of training and selecting our
team of twelve.

5. List the purposes of the cell:

a. To open the door for our families and friends to be saved.
b. To help people to have contact with leaders.
c. To provide the opportunity for people to receive a touch from God.