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 Loving The Lost by Laurence Singlehurst
Widely considered essential reading for those starting to consider the Cell Church route.
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 The Apostolic Cell Church by Lawrence Khong. Lawrence Khong is considered by many to
be a modern day apostle. The church, in fact the movement he has built would testify to his wisdom and ability. Dr Ralph Neighbour has worked with him in Singapore within the thousands of
people who have come to Christ through the cell ministry. Dr Khong's book is a and practical and easy to follow manual, it is also written from successful implementation of Cell Church values.
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 The Second Reformation by Bill Beckham. 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. No longer was the average Christian
powerless to understand God's Word apart from it being read and explained to them by a professional! Likewise, the Second Reformation that Beckham and others in the cell-church
movement advocate is the call for ordinary Christians to change how they view the church and their ministry in it.
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 Where do we go from here.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!
The overriding theme is that the church has to change. The harvest is too great, yet each year the church gets further behind in reaching the world. The harvest is
simply too great for the church to continue as it has. "Consider the inefficiency of the PBD (Program Based Design) church: buildings stand empty except for a handful of hours a week;
the specialists service the members only to expand their specialty; only one-eighth of the members are involved in PBD tasks; a massive group of hopeless inactives exists; and, last but
not least, the entire church has virtually no contact with the unreached community!"
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Groups of Twelve by Joel Comiskey