The Open Church of Jesus Christ

[...] , the largest Church in the whole world. Its former senior pastor, Dr. Cho testifies that the cell groups have contributed a lot in the growth of his church. Indeed, the cell group is the very method [...]

[...] leadership, finance, education, discipleship, outreach, and missions to many communities, cell groups and churches.” So what are you waiting for? Join with us on this noble vision. [...]

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[...] online friends asked me why there are so many pastors and churches asking for membership at The Open Church of Jesus Christ. I said, simply because OCJC is unique! Here are my explanations: (1) [...]

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[...] (Written as per request by the OCJC) INTRODUCTION Every new pastor or worker of The Open Church of Jesus Christ is expected to organize home cell meetings in their own community. There may be [...]

[...] for the entire church to observe.[10] (6) The pastor should choose qualified or potential cell leaders and train them. Each of the cell groups of Hoffmantown Baptist Church (Albuquerque) called “ [...]

[...] ate together with glad and sincere hearts” (Acts 2: 46, italics supplied). The Significance of Cell Group (1)   The primary objective of cell group is evangelism. Perhaps, cell group might become [...]

[...] groups of Hoffmantown Baptist Church (Albuquerque) called “Neighborhood Groups” is assigned a cell leader and the standards for cell leaders are high. Cell leaders have to be members of the local [...]

[...] is not great, but the practice should put WorldServe/ROW on alert, for several reasons. Ghar Wapsi reminds us that the Evil One does not go down without a fight. We must be authentic, never [...]

[...] if the cell leaders are not required to report regularly to their superiors, or to the administrative pastor.[14] Further Guidelines[15] (1) Home cell leaders are to be designated by the pastor who [...]

[...] for nurturing the members rather than a means of evangelistic mission.[5] Dr. Cho referred to homecell groups as the main key to evangelism: Our Church… carries out evangelism primarily through the [...]

[...] become curious.[6] Homecell groups basically attract individuals through example or “life-style evangelism.” If the small group is functioning correctly, the transforming experience of genuine [...]