People are more than numbers.
Knowing who is connecting with a group matters more than a total count. Leaders can add people to a cell group and begin a meaningful cycle of relationship and care.
The meeting does not end when everyone goes home.
When logging attendance, the leader can attach a photo of the meeting. It goes into the group album right away.
The album is open to every participant, not only to the leadership. It is the cell group's memory kept in order, instead of lost among the messages in the WhatsApp group.
The request does not stay in the room.
Any participant sends their own prayer request through the app, whenever they need to, choosing the theme. The group sees it, and the leader and the supervisor are notified.
With one tap, whoever reads it answers “I prayed for you”, and the person who asked sees how many people prayed. Care happens between one meeting and the next, which is exactly when life gets hard.
Important information.
We simplified attendance reporting around the essential needs of a cell-based church:
Without the presence of the Holy Spirit, the Chief Guest, the cell group can become a group of friends who get together to enjoy time together, but people will not be transformed.
One of the most important responsibilities of the cell group supervisor is to periodically visit the groups that are under your care.
Know who is present—and, more importantly, who is missing.
People giving their lives to Christ! This is one of the undeniable characteristics of a healthy cell group.
Leading is not doing everything alone.
The leader shares five responsibilities among the participants: worship, hospitality, group activity, connection events and the weekly attendance log.
Whoever takes a role gets access to the app, and the person in charge of the attendance log can post the meeting without depending on the leader. The core of the cell group joins the app naturally, and the supervisor can see who is carrying a group alone.
The life of the group fits in a calendar.
Planning arrives already filled in, with the birthdays of participants, of previous participants and of the supervisor, and the church events.
The leader adds what belongs to the group: a season of prayer, an outreach, a get together. Each event can last one day or several.
With intentionality, the leader can plan everything it takes to reach new lives.
Poorly prepared leaders lead sick cell groups.
In the rush of daily ministry, it is easy to miss which essential qualities a new leader still needs to develop before taking on a small group.
We have a special area just for that. When a person is selected as a training leader, their leader will mark which attributes still need to be worked on.
Fulfilling the great commission.
Multiplication is the goal of a healthy group, and it requires planning. célula.in helps leaders dream, plan from the first meeting, and involve each participant as God leads.
Participants do not live inside the cell group alone.
The leader follows the group's attendance from the very first meeting, in a chart that carries the line of the ideal size set as a goal.
And sees how participants are engaging with what the church offers: who is enrolled in and attending each course, and who registered for events or already checked in.
All of that without depending on the church office.
The cell group stops. The reports stay up to date.
The end of the year, school holidays, public holidays... these are seasons when meetings usually do not happen. That is why the leader can enable the group's recess.
The app takes care of the rest. On the days the meeting would happen, an attendance record is created automatically, saying there was no meeting and noting recess as the reason.
Very little. In under a minute the leader fills it in from a phone, and can even add a photo of how the meeting went. That photo builds the cell group’s album. It looks lovely.
On top of that, the moment they save, every one of the supervisor’s indicators is up to date.
You can. The church sets the term used for cell, the group categories and the names of the supervision levels, so a church that says life groups sees life groups. The app adapts to the vocabulary of the church, not the other way round.
Through the multiplication planner, available from the group’s very first meeting. The leader builds the plan, says who goes with whom, and asks for approval. The one who approves it, or turns it down, is that group’s supervisor, inside the app. Nobody waits for the church office to open.
No! The leader adds the visitor to the cell group at that very first meeting, and from then on there are tools for follow-up and even for discipleship.