Keep doing the following essentials for continued multiplication of home groups:

• Pray for the lost and each other,
• Evangelize aggressively, with friends and relatives of new believers, and neighbors.
• Train new group leaders as apprentices.
• Build new groups around new leaders.
• Avoid always providing meals.
• Provide childcare for several home groups at a time , but only if absolutely necessary.
• Keep everyone involved--lots of interaction.
• Seek entire families.
• Embrace in a group people of the same subculture and economic levels, if that is significant to them. In many cultures people of less income become too passive for good group life when wealthier persons attend.

Find in Romans 16:5 where another church in Rome met.

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T&M Student Activity Guide page 42b

For practical helps for home groups (look for the underlying principles that will transfer to a non-Korean setting): Successful Home Cell Groups, Yonggi Cho.

Show leaders how to prepare a profile on each group participant.

• Note their name, gender, age group, address, potential contacts, line of work, and names of others they have brought to the group.
• Have them report each participant's apparent strengths, gifts, skills, etc. and help them plan to mobilize them for ministry.
• Emphasize that we are not to make notes on people's failures, weaknesses or reputations, for "love keeps no record of evil."