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The latest volume in Judson Press's classic "Work of the Church" series, this book offers practical information for development and implementation of a more structured hospitality ministry of greeters. Chargois challenges church leaders to reassess their greeters' ministry in three ways:
• sharpening of their service
• strengthening of the ministry they offer to God's people
• deepening of their spiritual underpinnings personally and collectively
Beginning with the biblical precedent for such a ministry in the gatekeepers of the Jerusalem temple, the author goes on to provide detailed suggestions for this ministry today, including:
• recruitment
• organization
• function of greeters in the life of the church
An important addition to each church library and pastor's bookshelf!
Author Bio
Paige Lanier Chargois, BA, MDiv, DMin, is a retired ordained minister and pastor living in Richmond, Virginia, who serves as a church consultant. A dynamic and powerful preacher and teacher, through 42 years of ministry Dr. Chargois has served on church staffs, as adjunct faculty and as a university chaplain. She is the former National Associate Director of Hope in the Cities-a national and international non-profit committed to racial reconciliation and has authored three books: Certain Women Called by Christ: Biblical Realities for Today (New Hope Publishers, 2008), The Work of the Greeter (Judson Press 2009) and Living a Job Faith: From Tried to Triumphant.