Cell groups

These are an important part of the life of Living Well. This is the first line of pastoral input and allows for building of strong relationships not only within but across the groups. Each cell has its own regular evening when they meet.

At Livingwell we believe it is important for the church to operate on three levels; locally (in the Community); together as one body (in Celebration); and as a small family unit (in Cell).  None of these levels is more important than the other, but each one must be working well for the church to be healthy.

The basic principles of church in Community, Celebration and Cell can be found in Acts chapter 2:42-47, resulting in the growth and multiplication of those who honour Jesus.

Cell groups, also known as home groups, life groups and small groups, are the basic family unit of the church. They are where trusting friendships can be developed and people of all walks, ages and backgrounds can grow and experience life together. The idea is for the groups to meet more than on a weekly basis, as the heart to church is family and experiencing life together.

Cell groups are usually led by a pair of leaders and have between five and 10 members.  As the primary place of accountability, pastoral care and commitment, being part of Livingwell Church means being part of a cell group.  Any living cell grows, multiplying to provide growth for the body.  The cells within Livingwell are expected to grow, multiplying to form new cells and increasing impact within local communities in the town.

All cells will be enjoying the 40 days in the word starts Sunday the 8th Jan look on home page and watch the video

     Zone Pastors:

Neil and Lynn Collins

Monday Night Cell groups:

Plymstock

Plympton

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday Cell