What is the g12 cell group mean?

The G12 cell group refers to a small group of believers in Christian communities, particularly within the context of the G12 vision, which emphasizes discipleship and leadership development. It typically consists of 12 members who meet regularly for prayer, Bible study, and mutual support, aiming to grow spiritually and reach out to others. This model is designed to multiply by encouraging each member to establish their own G12 group, thereby expanding the network of discipleship. The G12 movement originated in Latin America and has gained popularity in various parts of the world.