Develop a better understanding of the duties and roles of a church usher/greeter with this training tool. Consider the biblical background of the role, what is at work when the offering occurs, the importance of welcoming guests, and strategies for keeping your church safe.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
A High, Humble Calling Helping others worship is an ancient form of God-honoring service.
Chris Blumhofer
My First Sunday in Your Church Ushers and greeters can learn a lot when they see themselves from the outside.
Jennifer Smith-Morris
Advice From an Experienced Leader Build confidence while you learn the roles and responsibilities of ushering and greeting
interview with Jarilyn Bala
Sample Job Description Modify this form to create clarity in roles and responsibilities at your church
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10 Questions Every Usher Should Ask Are you attending to all of the aspects of your role?
Urgent Ushering What to do when serious situations occur during a service
John Throop
Preventing Violence at Church A police officer's advice on how to prevent, and react to, the unthinkable
Andrew Mills
Prayer List
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Putting the Church’s Best Foot Forward The importance of first impression teams
Marc S. Botts
Understanding the Offering What’s really happening at the usher’s most visible moment.
Mark Galli
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Engaging Evangelism
Make your church one that takes the gospel to the world in a dynamic, meaningful way.
Safety and Security
It will never happen to us is a common thought when it comes to church safety, but far too many churches are unprepared to deal with theft, injury, abuse, and legal issues.
Second Impressions
Your church passed their first visit, but will they come back?
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