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Ministry School Boot Camp: Training For Ministry, Appointments, And Beyond
Lee Ann B. Marino
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Righteous Pen Publications
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Ministry School Boot Camp: Training For Ministry, Appointments, And Beyond - Marino, Lee Ann B.
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Synopsis "Ministry School Boot Camp: Training For Ministry, Appointments, And Beyond"
ALTAR work. Nursery. Cleaning the church. Hospitality ministry. Community outreach. Do you still see helps ministries in the church? Do you believe they are important? In days gone by, helps ministries were the first avenue of church service required for anyone who felt they had a ministry call. While some found their niche in helps, others went on to do incredible things within the ministry, having that solid, purposed foundation, recognizing service as the key to ministry work. With modern trends pushing more individuals into leadership, the ministries of helps have all but disappeared in favor of premature promotion and adaptation of offices and titles many do not properly understand. What are we missing in ministry today? In Ministry School Boot Camp: Training For Helps Ministries, Appointments, And Beyond, Dr. Lee Ann B. Marino, Ph.D., D.Min., D.D. takes the participant through the meaningful and vital role helps ministries play in the function of the church. Learn about the various appointment ministries, assistants, volunteers, protocol, dress, and assignments - and their importance - all while learning the proper way to interact as a minister coming up under the work of helps. Whether you are working toward a greater ministry call or find your greatest joy in the various helps ministries, this book sets the participant on the straight and narrow in the forgotten arts of church service.
