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Showing posts with label Ministry Help. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
READ, READ, and READ SOME MORE!
People perish for a lack of knowledge. Make sure you are always reading your Bible and reading something edifying and/or related to your area of ministry. You won't grow without a proper diet. Make sure you intake spiritually healthy food for your soul.
Here's what I'm currently reading:
Here's what I'm currently reading:
Friday, January 13, 2012
EMPOWERMENT WORKSHOP
You are invited to attend St. Mark Baptist Church’s EMPOWERMENT WORKSHOP,
Saturday, January 21, 2010, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
This workshop is FREE and open to the public. FREE CHILDCARE WILL BE PROVIDED.
Classes include Marriage Enrichment (Pastor Earnest & Roline Thomas), Stretching the Dollar ( Alvin Rogers), Anger Management (Roline Thomas), Life After Divorce (Bonnie Richardson), Surviving Storms (Michael Woods), Domestic & Sexual Abuse (Teresa Collins of Illinois), Church Hurt (Pastor Earnest Thomas)
Hope to see you there. Tell someone about this great opportunity to be EMPOWERED
Saturday, January 21, 2010, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
This workshop is FREE and open to the public. FREE CHILDCARE WILL BE PROVIDED.
Classes include Marriage Enrichment (Pastor Earnest & Roline Thomas), Stretching the Dollar ( Alvin Rogers), Anger Management (Roline Thomas), Life After Divorce (Bonnie Richardson), Surviving Storms (Michael Woods), Domestic & Sexual Abuse (Teresa Collins of Illinois), Church Hurt (Pastor Earnest Thomas)
Hope to see you there. Tell someone about this great opportunity to be EMPOWERED
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Writing a Ministry Bio
Please send your bio? This is usually one of the first requests that will be asked of you when a church or organization invites you to speak at their function. A biography is a summarization of your accomplishments and some personal information into a couple short sentences or even a few paragraphs. 
Bio writing is challenging. It forces you to prioritize what’s most important about you. It’s an intimidating task to reduce information about “the wonderful you” into a brief clear and concise writing.
Here are a few tips about writing bios:
1. Read other biographies for inspiration of what to do and what not to do.
2. Gather a list of facts about yourself in chronological order. These facts should be related to your purpose. Include your hometown & current location, current church & pastor, spouse’s name, number of children, education and certifications.
3. Write a list of specific qualities about yourself. Ask yourself which qualities make you interesting.
4. List the person's accomplishments. Tie these accomplishments in with your ministry work.
5. Review your list of qualities and accomplishments. Choose the ones that describe you best and represents your ties to ministry.
6. Resist the urge to impress. Humility goes a long way! Just give the facts
Bio writing is challenging. It forces you to prioritize what’s most important about you. It’s an intimidating task to reduce information about “the wonderful you” into a brief clear and concise writing.
Here are a few tips about writing bios:
1. Read other biographies for inspiration of what to do and what not to do.
2. Gather a list of facts about yourself in chronological order. These facts should be related to your purpose. Include your hometown & current location, current church & pastor, spouse’s name, number of children, education and certifications.
3. Write a list of specific qualities about yourself. Ask yourself which qualities make you interesting.
4. List the person's accomplishments. Tie these accomplishments in with your ministry work.
5. Review your list of qualities and accomplishments. Choose the ones that describe you best and represents your ties to ministry.
6. Resist the urge to impress. Humility goes a long way! Just give the facts
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