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Usher/Greeter
Tips and training for a critical ministry
Store Code: OG07
Format(s): Microsoft Word Premium Content - Click for info
Price: $14.95

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Topics:Church attendance, Church safety, Hospitality, Newcomers, Security, Visitors & guests
Filters:Greeter, Hospitality, Outreach, Usher, Volunteer
Purpose:Fellowship
References:1 Chronicles 9:17-32, Hebrews 13:2, Deuteronomy 10:19
Date Added:December 18, 2007
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Overview

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
by BuildingChurchLeaders.com

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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Posted: June 30, 2009
Greg Sumner  (Registered User)
I like what I see here and I will use it to customize my training for my Ushers and Greeters teams as we involve more on our team.

Posted: May 01, 2009
sandy  (Guest)
when the pastor does a calling. how do you let the alter usher to be prepare to stand in back of person being pray for. how do you show this with biblical verses if any

Posted: May 05, 2009
Deborah J. Patton  (Guest)
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