A Cell Church is a type of Christian congregation that emphasizes small group gatherings, often called "cells," for worship, fellowship, and ministry. These small groups typically meet in homes or informal settings, allowing for more personal connections among members. The goal is to foster community and spiritual growth in a more intimate environment. In a Cell Church, the larger church body supports these small groups, which can vary in size and focus. This model encourages participation and leadership from all members, promoting a sense of ownership and responsibility within the church community. The approach is often linked to the teachings of Jesus and aims to replicate the early Christian church's practices.