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Joel Comiskey

Joel Comiskey (Ph.D. Fuller Seminary) is founder and president of Joel Comiskey Group, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping churches fulfill the great commission.  He has served as a missionary with the C&MA in Quito, Ecuador, and is now planting a cell-based church in southern California. Joel has written best-selling books on the worldwide cell group movement and also teaches as an adjunct professor at several theological seminaries. Joel and his wife, Celyce, have three daughters and live in Moreno Valley, California.
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» Beyond the Tyranny of the Urgent
By Joel Comiskey | Published 01/5/1999 | Leadership Development , January 1999 | Unrated
George Whitefield and John Wesley were contemporaries in seventeenth-century England. Both dedicated themselves to God's work in the same small group at Oxford University.
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» Worship in the Cell Church
By Joel Comiskey | Published 09/2/1999 | Worship and Prayer , September 1999 | Unrated
“Worship Him and then serve Him only” said Jesus (Mt. 4:10).
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» Charting the Journey
By Joel Comiskey | Published 04/3/2000 | April 2000 , Life Cycles | Unrated
My mother is a college professor in the discipline called Child Development. When our daughter Sarah was young, we would often call my mom with urgency in our voice, "Is it natural for Sarah to act like this?"
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» Hearing and Obeying
By Joel Comiskey | Published 11/1/2000 | Life Cycles , November 2000 | Unrated

I love education. I’ve dedicated my life to learning. But I must constantly remind myself that learning should never become an end in itself. The end or goal is obeying God’s Word, thus giving glory to His name.

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» Small Group Missions Here and Now
By Joel Comiskey | Published 12/4/2000 | Outreach , December 2000 | Unrated
I’m a full-time missionary. I’ve dedicated my life to learn another language and culture. Two of my three daughters were born in Ecuador.
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» Spiritual Gifts and Small Group Life
By Joel Comiskey | Published 04/3/2001 | Spiritual Gifts , April 2001 | Unrated
"Joel, you’re placing too much emphasis on small groups," the board member insisted. "I believe we should focus on developing more ministries in our church--
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» God Sensitive Small Groups
By Joel Comiskey | Published 05/4/2001 | May 2001 , Worship and Prayer | Unrated
"Don’t teach about worship as part of the cell (small group) order when you’re speaking to our leaders," the pastor told me right before the seminar started. "We don’t practice worship in our cells (small groups).
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» Does a Small Group Need a Vacation?
By Joel Comiskey | Published 07/3/2001 | Taking Breaks , July 2001 | Unrated
In 1992 I wrote a manual that guided the specifics of our small group ministry, including our programmed vacations. This is what I wrote in 1992:
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» Don’t Give Up
By Joel Comiskey | Published 08/3/2001 | Multiplication , Launch your New Small Group , August 2001 | Unrated
July 26, 2001 was the fulfillment of a dream for Brett Noble. Testimonies. Covenant making. Prayer. And food--lots of food. Brett had overcome incredible odds to give birth to a small group. And now he was enjoying a well-deserved birthday party.
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» Honest to God and Others
By Joel Comiskey | Published 09/3/2001 | Transparency , September 2000 | Unrated
"Joel, there are very few entryways into your life," my brother Andy said to me. "You have a tendency to make yourself look good--always putting your best foot forward.
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