FAQs
What is a cell group?
What study material is used in the cell groups?
Do I have to be a member of Victory to attend a cell group?
How do I find a cell group that is right for me?
How do I become one of Victorys small group leaders?
What are the qualifications?
What is the time frame of the cell group?
Can my children attend the cell group with me?
What is the format of a Victory cell group?
How long do I have to commit to being a cell group leader?
Do I have to attend a group in my zip code?
How long does it take to become a cell leader?
Q – What is a cell group?
A – A cell group is a small group of people that meet on a regular basis (usually weekly) to
have a time of praise and worship, prayer, teaching of the Word, fellowship, outreach.
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Q – What study material is used in the cell groups?
A – Every cell group teaches the cell lesson provided in the bulletin each week and are
available online. These
lessons are pulled from the sermon Pastor preached the previous week. Some of the special interest and
Sunday cells add extra teaching that has been pre-approved. In the V12 leadership cells,
material on leadership is also taught.
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Q – Do I have to be a member of Victory to attend a cell group?
A – No. We have several types of groups that are in the surrounding community and the workplace. Most of the
workplace cell groups are made up of non-Victory members. These groups are led by Victory members and
provide a place to take Christ into the workplace.
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Q – How do I find a cell group that is right for me?
A – There are over 800 cell groups at Victory to choose from. We have groups for every generation, geographical location, and
special interest. These groups are listed in the Victory Cell Directory that is printed three
times a year and located at all our information booths and cell table at every service. You can also
check on the website for information on Victory cells.
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Q – How do I become one of Victory's small group leader? What are the qualifications?
A – Victory has a Leadership Equipping Track that prepares you to take part in ministry. There are seven parts to the
Leadership Equipping Track, but only the first three are required to be a cell leader: The Foundation Class, Cell Orientation,
and Cell Apprenticeship. The additional leadership training, which is highly recommended, are Encounter Weekend, Victory
by Virtue (a 12-week discipleship course),
DISC – Personality
profile, and Commissioning.
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Q – What is the time frame of the cell group?
A – The home groups generally meet on a weekly basis for 1 1/2 hours.
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Q – Can my children attend the cell group with me?
A – We have children's cell groups that are specifically geared for children and also some of the home groups have
Kidz Clubs for the children. For the groups that cannot accommodate children the listing will say "Adults Only."
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Q – What is the format of a Victory cell group?
A – The cell groups follow the vision of the church, which is praise and worship, prayer, the word (each group does
the weekly cell lesson that is listed in the bulletin), fellowship and evangelism/outreach. Some of the leadership
groups and special interest cells may have an additional teaching on pre-approved material.
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Q – How long do I have to commit to being a cell group leader?
A – A one year commitment is required but many of our leaders have led groups for over fifteen years.
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Q – Do I have to attend a group in my zip code?
A – No, you have the freedom to attend a group of your choice. However, our New Members and Visitors will be refered to a group for the purpose of follow-up. You can attend that group or another one of your choice.
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Q – How long does it take to become a cell leader?
A – The amount of time varies depending on how quickly the person finishes the three steps to leadership (see above) and is released by
the leader they are apprenticing under. Most take three to six months on average to finish.
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