Church Volunteers, God's Workers: God's the Strength of the Church

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AuthorHouse, 22 oct. 2007 - 84 pages

This book is designed to help equip church volunteers known as Church Workers. It will help Church Workers discover their spiritual gifts and employ them for God’s kingdom. You may use it either for a training session or to give individual worker keys into a successful and effective ministry.

As you read this book, “God’s Volunteers: The strength of the Church” you will understand:

·        Who church workers are

·        Types of services or ministries they are called to do

·        How those services are to be carried out successfully

·        The relationships, responsibilities, qualities, experience, and limitations as church workers, among others.

À propos de l'auteur (2007)

Sam Adeyi is a practicing Physical Therapist. He is currently serving as the Director of Workers of the Household of Faith, an arm of The Redeemed Christian Church of God worldwide. He serves in the Leadership Office overseeing the Church Workers.

Sam is a bold, disciplined, and Holy Ghost revived Church Worker. Well travelled with leadership experience of about fifteen years that he has been involved in raising dynamic Church Workers.

His dramatic demonstrative style and down-to-earth practical messages have endeared him to thousands of people who have found inspiration, encouragement, and zeal in his services.

He had his first degree in Physical Therapy, and Masters’ Degree in Medical Pharmacology. He gave his life to Christ in 1990, and since then he has grown from sitting to serving the Lord. He is an ordained Deacon serving the Lord tirelessly with his family at Household of Faith, Arlington, Texas. 

Sam and his wife, Bambo, were married in 1999. They have three wonderful boys: Ife, Ayo, and Ore.

Informations bibliographiques

TitreChurch Volunteers, God's Workers: God's the Strength of the Church
AuteurSam Adeyi
ÉditeurAuthorHouse, 2007
ISBN1467824925, 9781467824927
Longueur84 pages
  
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