What is included with this book?
About the Authors | p. 9 |
Introduction | p. 11 |
Discover the Cell Group Vision | |
A Cell Group Model to Fit Your Church | p. 25 |
Form Follows Function: Beyond the Models to Biblical Community | p. 39 |
A Theological Foundation for Cell Groups | p. 49 |
Church Design | p. 57 |
Cell Groups in the History of the Church | p. 64 |
Cell Group Church Values | p. 77 |
Leadership: The Key to Cell Group Development | p. 92 |
Sharing the Cell Group Vision with Key Leaders | p. 103 |
Develop Vision and Strategy as a Team | |
How to Choose a Cell Group Vision Team | p. 111 |
Cell Change Champion: Finding a Joshua | p. 114 |
Cell Group Vision Team Retreat | p. 119 |
Define the Cell Group | p. 122 |
God-Made Cell Groups | p. 140 |
Developing a Cell Group Vision that Fits Your Church | p. 152 |
Community Life in the Cell Group | p. 156 |
The Cell Group Community Cycle | p. 169 |
The Cell Group Meeting | p. 174 |
Body Life in Cell Groups | p. 185 |
Assess Your Current Reality | |
Cell Group Readiness Assessment | p. 199 |
Church Planting and Church Restarting Strategy | p. 206 |
Leading People through Stages 4-8 | p. 227 |
Charting the Journey to Cell Groups through Storyboarding | p. 238 |
Prepare the Church through Transformation | |
Preparing Your People for Cell Group Success | p. 251 |
Changing Values: Moving Beyond a New Paradigm | p. 256 |
Recruitment Retreat | p. 264 |
Basing Cell Groups on the Foundation of Prayer | p. 268 |
How to Multiply Your Ministry | p. 272 |
The Pastor's Inner Life | p. 279 |
Transitioning Church Staff | p. 287 |
The Pastor's Wife in a Cell Group Church | p. 292 |
Dealing with Competing Visions and Programs | p. 298 |
Transforming the Church Constitution and Government | p. 304 |
Improving Corporate Worship | p. 312 |
Launch the First Groups with Kingdom-seekers | |
Starting Strong for Future Growth | p. 319 |
How Many Groups Can You Start? | p. 329 |
Moving to Cells: How to Develop Healthy Cells via a Prototype | p. 334 |
Complex Prototype | p. 347 |
Raising Up Leaders in Parallel Prototype or Turbo Group | p. 349 |
How to Write Great Cell Meeting Agendas | p. 360 |
Training Cell Group Leaders | p. 369 |
Overcoming the "I don't have time" Barrier | p. 372 |
Youth Cells | p. 377 |
Generate Cell Group Momentum | |
Strategic Growth for Cell Groups | p. 387 |
Becoming a Praying Church | p. 391 |
Ten Ways to Refresh Your Church Atmosphere | p. 400 |
Living in a New Testament Lifestyle | p. 408 |
Relational Evangelism | p. 412 |
Creating Evangelistic Momentum | p. 416 |
Common Cell Member Equipping Models | p. 422 |
Effective Cell Group Coaching | p. 439 |
Options for Effectively Coaching Cell Group Leaders | p. 449 |
Cell Group Forms | p. 454 |
Establish the Hidden Systems that Support Cells | |
Critical Mass | p. 461 |
Congregational Networks | p. 469 |
The Role of the Visionary Senior Pastor | p. 474 |
Staffing the Cell Group Church | p. 486 |
Goal Setting | p. 491 |
The Dilemma of Ministries | p. 508 |
Cell-Based Church with Integrated Ministries | p. 514 |
The Integration of Celebration | p. 522 |
Assimilating People into Groups | p. 528 |
Restructuring Facilities | p. 532 |
Restructuring the Church Calendar | p. 535 |
Transitioning the Church Budget | p. 542 |
One Church, One Vision: Adult, Youth, and Children | p. 546 |
Strategies for Children in Cell Groups | p. 550 |
Discipling Children in Cell Groups | p. 558 |
Expand the Cell Groups To Reach the Unreached | |
Penetrating "Type B" Unbelievers Through Target/Share Groups | p. 565 |
Cell-based Harvest Events | p. 576 |
Training Future Staff Pastors | p. 585 |
Transplanting to Jump-Start New Church Plants | p. 589 |
Cell Group Church Missionary Strategy | p. 596 |
Endnotes | p. 607 |
Index | p. 615 |
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