River of Life Fellowship is a cell church.  A cell church is one that emphasizes both cell and celebration on an equal basis.
In the cell church, cell is the church and celebration is the church. Every worshipper is highly encouraged to attend both the weekly cell group meeting and the Sunday Celebration service.  Most people know what the Sunday church celebration looks like.  

As a Cell Church, we also have other types of ministries (e.g. ushering, worship, prayer).  However, these ministries are present to support the cell and celebration.  Everyone participating in a church ministry is also actively involved in a cell group, if not leading one (this is especially true of the pastoral elders).  In the cell church, the cell group is the backbone, or center, of church ministry.  Cell ministry replaces the need for many traditional programs.

Some churches have cell groups as one of the programs in the church. In this scenario, the senior pastor, while overseeing all the programs, delegates the small-group ministry to another person.  In the cell church, however, the senior pastor is personally involved in cell ministry which is his primary focus and is considered the point person and cell visionary.  

A cell group is a group of three to fifteen people who meet weekly outside the church building for the purpose of evangelism, community, and spiritual growth with the goal of multiplication.  Empowered by the Spirit through prayer, their purpose is to transform lives through community, discipleship, evangelism, and multiplication.
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Q.  How long ago did your church begin?
A.  River of Life Fellowship opened its door to the public on September 15, 2003.  It began as a Wednesday night prayer meeting.              
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