Join a C E L L group! here’s why…D By Chee Peng Some LCOR-ians were asked about how they have benefited from being in their respective cell groups (aka care groups). Below are their responses to these 3 questions:
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group? l l e c a d n e t t a u o y Why do
East Coast Cell Group
John Leong
Salt & Light Cell Group
“From a cell group leader’s perspec-
Marcus
tive, I feel that the more I wish to lead effectively, the more I need to follow Christ. This means dwelling regularly
“I started my current cell group with my
into the Bible, understanding its many
co-leader with the purpose of providing
lessons and concepts, and then distill-
our church’s young adults a safe space
ing them into applications relevant to
to understand and find out more about
all cell members. In this ever-chang-
their identity in Christ. We encourage
ing and complex world, every one of
each other and provide a safe envi-
us in the cell faces different
ronment to ask the difficult questions
challenges.
and find out more about what it means to be a disciple of Christ. We support each other in both the good and difficult times.
I enjoy being a part of this cell group very much not only because of the wonderful community, but because it has given me many opportunities to learn more of God’s heart. Through preparing our weekly materials, and
It is good and healthy that we do not walk alone in this journey, as
hearing the studies, I learn new aspects
much as we also need time for personal space. As we meet regularly
of God.
outside the church context, more ideas and viewpoints are shared. We take turns to lead the day’s lesson, and the respective leader pretty
Without a cell group, I would miss not
much facilitates the discussion where we are spiritually enriched as one
only the fellowship but also the invalu-
in the body of Christ.
able community that keeps us focused and God-centred through our walk with God.” 4
The GOODNEWS | April 2020
Without my cell group, I would miss the food – both spiritual and physical.”
