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Jay Firebaugh
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 Jay is the Sr. Pastor at Clearpoint – A Church for Our Community in Houston, Texas where they have 90 adult, student, and children cells.
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Articles by this Author
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Great small group leaders know the key ingredient is relationship!
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Life In His Body
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Perhaps Life In His Body is the best book you could give someone as a simple, easy-to-read introduction to the cell-church concept. The book is divided into four sections that could easily be the basis for a four session class or discussion.
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The Second Reformation
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It's time for a paradigm shift when it comes to our thinking about the church. When Martin Luther nailed his thesis on the door of the church, he began a reformation of how ordinary Christians would see and understand the Bible.
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Small Groups in a Word: Relationships
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The most important part of a small group is what happens in between meetings! It is the 166 other hours of the week that make a 2-hour weekly cell meeting work!
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Where Do We Go From Here?
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"WDWGFH," as it is often referred to by cell-church enthusiasts, is really two books in one, teaching both theory and giving "how to's" for pulling it off. Written by Ralph Neighbour, the guru of the American cell-church movement, this book is considered by many to be second only to the Scriptures!
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Successful Home Cell Groups
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This book is an oldie (1981) but goodie! Successful Home Cell Groups gives the story of where the whole cell/small groups movement began, telling of Yonggi Cho's beginnings and his development of making cells the central element of the church.
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House to House
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The vision statement at DOVE Christian Fellowship International is "to build a relationship with Jesus, with one another, and to reach the world from house to house, city to city, and nation to nation."
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Dancing With Dinosaurs
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Dancing With Dinosaurs is a good, entry-level book regarding the need for churches to embrace the small groups / cells concept.
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The Value of Reports
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An old proverb states that a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step!
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The Need to Measure to Build It Right
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For the last year we've been in a building program as a church. Fifteen months ago the architect produced the blueprints and we broke ground.
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