Call Pastor Emmanuel on 01902714469 and discuss the possibilities of you starting, leading or hosting one around your area. 2 Sam 6 : 11 Once again, welcome to our Family.

Cell challenges our way of thinking and lifestyle to look outwardly by implementing church in the heart of our community.

Find a Cell near you

You can see on the map above and the list on the left Cells in the Wolverhampton area. You can click on the 'flag markers' above to see further details of a cell near you, or alternatively click on one from the list.

More About Cells

Cells are not new, in fact, this is how the early church grew and spread. So, here at All Nations, we have embraced Cell and believe it will help us reach the city, grow believers and provide pastoral care.

Multiplication

Once a cell becomes too big, some people from the original cell start another Cell group until that becomes too big. That Cell then multiplies and starts another Cells group This is how Cells multiply and spread.

Whenever Cell groups have been implemented, the growth rate of a church has increased at a phenomenal rate.

Main Purpose of Cells

Among other things, Cells are the main vehicle to reaching our community.

Through Cell, we can fulfil the great commission (Matthew 28 v 18-19) by becoming 'salt' and 'light' in our community.

All Nations Cell Structure

At All Nations we have a dynamic Cell leadership to ensure the integrity of Cell groups.

Zone Leaders
Cell Leaders
Cell Groups

Zone leaders look after a number of Cell leaders, Cell leader looks after a single Cell group.

If a Cell member requires help the Cell leader will be the person to administer that help, with the support of the Zone Leader.

How A Cell Works

A Cell consists of 8-12 people, with a Cell leader. The Cell leader's main role is to help you:

To know Christ
Become like Christ
Make Christ Known

Having small numbers also means that:

No one is overlooked
Believers can receive timely pastoral care
Everyone can be involved in ministry and exercise their gifting