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| 1. Why is the job of the chairperson so important? |
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| They set the tone for the service. They keep the service running in a smooth fashion, and are aware of timing. The other workers look to the chairperson for direction. |
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| 2. What are the main duties of the chairperson? |
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| 1. Keep the service running smoothly and within time limits. 2. Introduce the workers in such a way the congregation are anxious to hear them. 3. Make certain that each worker gets their allotted time to work. |
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| 3. What job are you expected to do on the platform? |
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| Any job that you are asked to do. Always be prepared to fill in at any moment. |
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| 4. What do you say or do if you see death while giving a message? |
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| First of all, do not assume this means a physical death -- it is more likely to mean a major change in your life. Convey this to the person to whom you are giving the message. |
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| 5. What is the rule for working as a guest worker in another church? |
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| Find out what their rules and regulations are, and then YOU FOLLOW THEIR RULES? Find out their dress code. |
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| 6. Why is it important to have voice contact with the person to whom you are giving a message? |
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| It will help you to sustain the Spirit contact more clearly and for a longer time. |
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| 7. How do you handle someone who argues with you from the audience? Explain. |
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| You don't! Refuse to get into any sort of "argument" with anyone in the audience. Just say something like: "That is what I am sensing. Then... firmly turn away from that person." |
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| 8. What is the difference between a psychic message and a spiritual message? |
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| A spiritual message is from the world of Spirit; the psychic message is from "mind-to-mind" - an ESP message. The spiritual message is always more detailed and precise and meaningful than a psychic message. |
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| 9. How do you "tune in" before demonstrating your mediumship in public? |
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| This varies with each medium. Some will call on their guides or teachers out loud; some will ask the congregation to "join them in a moment of prayer." Others will use the time before they are "on" to pray and meditate and ask their teachers for help. It is recommended that you engage in prayer and meditation for at least a half hour before the demonstration. |
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| 10. Who are the six components of a worship service? |
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| 1.Chairperson 2. Sermon Person 3. Message Bearers 4. Spiritual Healers 5. Music, Songs 6. Ushers |
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| 11. Outline the Order of Worship at Camp Chesterfield. |
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| 1. Call to Worship 2. Welcome 3. Invocation 4. Declaration of Principlies 5. Introduction of Speaker6. Offering 7. Announcements 8. First Message Bearer 9. Second Message Bearer 10. Thank You 11. Benediction 12. Doxology |
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| 12. What are two ways in which a chairperson can complete a service that is not a full hour? |
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| Read a verse or two from a special book. Talk about what is going on at the Church. |
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| 13. Some people say never to eat before working. Why? |
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| Our stomach then gets very involved in the digestive process, we become very grounded, and we have more trouble getting into the higher realms to contact spirit. |
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| 14. How soon is "too soon" before working? |
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| 15. Which worker is the last to leave the platform at the end of the service at Camp Chesterfield? |
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