Author: Joel Comiskey

Multiplying small group leaders to Reap the Harvest.

Through well-documented research, Dr Joel Comiskey has discovered why some churches are better at raising up new small group leaders than others. These churches do more than pray and hope for new leaders. They have an intentional strategy . . . a plan that efficiently equips as many new leaders as possible.

In this book, you will discover the models these churches use to multiply leaders, the underlying principles of these models and how to develop your own system that will effectively raise up new small group leaders.

Author: Michael Mack

This book will renew your hear, refocus your priorities, and recharge your ministry. Powerful cell group leaders share a common trait: a passionate heart for God. They know their priorities and know that time with Him always tope the list. This resource has multiple uses: private reflection, one on one coaching, and turbo group experiences. Each chapter includes powerful heart to heart questions that will help to turn theory into practice.

Author: Joel Comiskey

Designed to encourage every member ministry and give step-by-step guides to enable you to lead people into the presence of God and experience the joy and challenge of being together. Joel looks at creating stimulating questions, ensuring that the meeting has movement and flow and how to open the group to non-Christians, to list but a few.

Author: Joel Comiskey

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The greatest contributor to cell group success is the quality of coaching provided for cell group leaders. Following in the footsteps of his bestselling book, How to Lead a GREAT  Cell Group Meeting, author and church consultant Joel Comiskey provides a comprehensive guide fro coaching cell group leaders. This  book will prepare your coaches to be great mentors, supporters, and guides to the cell groups leaders they oversee.

Authors: Liz West, Trevor Withers

Developing leaders is at the heart of the cell model. This course has been designed to equip leaders to do more than lead a structured cell meeting. It is developed from the values base of the cell model and as such is an opportunity to establish the plumb line of cell for the new cell leaders. It will help to correct the weaknesses in their experience of cell life through taking part over eight sessions in cell meetings which are thoroughly evaluated. Contains cell outlines for each training session, trainer’s notes and evaluation material.

Author: Michael C. Mack

Helping your group members embrace their leadership potential.
Through scipturally-based discussions your members will soon understand that a healthy cell group is just like a healthy family. The goal is to raise spiritual children to maturity, and then help them “move out of the house” to begin new spiritual families of their own.

Author: David Finnell

Helping your group members develop a supernatural relationship with God.
This book of agendas was created in order to provide your group with enough biblical information and direction to experience this kind of life-long walk with God. Over the course of six weeks your group will examine many common misconceptions about prayer and the nature of God.

Author: Mark Collins

Helping your group members develop a deep love for one another.
Harnessing the power of biblical community to reach friends, neighbours, and co-workers for christ with a natural, relational kind of evangelism. Innovative icebreakers will have your members smiling, laughing and maybe even singing! Challenging questions based on the Bible passages will stimulate thought-provoking discussion. Connecting Inward was designed to bring your cell group together as extended family!

Author:  Dave Earley
Published by Touch Publications, US

Discover the eight habits that will transform your cell group leadership. This is a real ‘how to’ book with plenty of application examples and guides. Good reading for those currently in cell group leadership or planning to take it on in the near future. A valuable resource for those supervising cells as they support and train leaders .

Author: Trevor Withers, Liz West

A great deal is learnt about how to lead a cell by observing a cell leader doing the job. What is not obvious is the thinking behind why cell life is arranged as it is and what unseen things are part of the task of cell leader. This book highlights these areas and brings some practical tools to enable potential leaders to understand the picture more fully. It can also be used as a resource manual for those attending an Equipping Future Cell Leaders Course.