Cells are small gatherings of Christians in their homes
to share their faith and to minister to each other the love
Christ. In these small groups, we are able to discuss and
ask questions about our Christian walk, which we are not
able to do during the Sunday service. We believe we are
to grow as Christians in these small home groups. The
Sunday sermon is digested, broken down to everyone’s level.

Once a cell becomes too big, ie above the number 12, some members from
that cell should start another cell group until that becomes too big to meet
in a home. This is how cells multiply and spread. A cell at ILC should have a
maximum of 12 members. We call this growth by multiplication, thus fulfilling
a dual role of both edification and evangelism.

Why we meet in cells?
Having small members means that:

No one is overlooked
Everyone is involved in the ministry
Will be able to reach the community