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How to Prepare – Know the Church and Pastor

Submitted by on August 15, 2008 – 6:14 pmNo Comment

Another way to be prepared is to practice properly established protocol. One should have rehearsed citing:

  • The church’s name
  • The pastor’s name
  • The name of the auxiliary which extended the invitation.
  • The occasion that brought forth your invitation

I can recall with dread being asked to preach for a pastor in a surrounding city. This pastor was the president of the state convention, and so I addressed him accordingly, however, I mispronounced his name! I felt like a clown when the congregation communally corrected me. It was like a public chastisement. Previously, only he and I knew that I was a novice preacher, but after that moment everyone knew. It was an uphill battle trying to deliver the message because my lack of preparation ushered in an extreme sense of nervousness.

Related posts:

  1. How to Prepare – Conclusion
  2. How To Prepare – Re-Read Your Manuscript
  3. How to Prepare – Which Bible Version are you Using?
  4. The Sermons of the Black Church – God Will Hook You Up
  5. Black Church Spotlight – Frederick D. Haynes III and Friendship-West Baptist Church

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