FINAL EXAM Flashcards

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Hospital Visitation Suggestions

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  1. Teach people to notify church/pastor
  2. Get to know hospital protocol
  3. Have a bible passage ready
  4. Always pray
  5. Be attentive, thoughtful
  6. Bring bulletin, tape, tract
  7. Show interest in other patients
  8. Small church: make visits frequently during the day
  9. Large church: don’t undermine other’s responsibilities
  10. Prepare list for Sunday, prayer ministry team
  11. Bring other caregivers with you
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Is there a place for performance?

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Performance: to do something complicated or difficult in public with skill with a view to serving people and ministering to the Lord

Self Righteous: human effort, anxious, seeks crowds, craves applause, wants results, expects pay, chooses audience, needs feeling, must perform, exposes faults, fractures community

True service: divine motivation, depends on God, welcomes small groups, do things well for the glory of God, leaves with God, loves serving, serves whoever, serves need, willing to wait, covers frailties, builds community

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Basic forms of the Corporate Worship Service

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  • 1 Cor 14:26 is the closest we get to a NT order of service
  • Needs to be opportunity for both revelation from God and response to Him
  1. Liturgical
  2. Thematic
  3. Free-flowing praise model (Wimber 5 phase model, Judson Cornwall; Journey into Holy of Holies)
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Liturgical Worship

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  • Based on lectionary, Isaiah 6
  • The Preparation (opening hymn, call to worship, invocation, confession of sin, words of forgiveness
  • The readings (OT, Epistle, Gospel, Homily, Response, offering, creed, prayer)
  • The Lord’s Supper
  • Benediction
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Thematic Service

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  • Favoured by Evangelicals
  • The sermon drives the service
  • Hymns and choruses, testimonies, specials, etc.
  • Sometimes suffers from lack of planning, little prayer preparation, limited scripture, limited opportunity for response, too much emphasis on sermon, can seem programmed, stale
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Wimber 5 phase model

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  1. Invitation Phase (upbeat call to worship songs)
  2. Engagement Phase (God-directed hymns, choruses)
  3. Exaltation Phase (standing up for high praise sung with power and emotion)
  4. Adoration Phase (simple repeated lines of worship)
  5. Intimacy Phase (quiet, intensity, personal, closeout break before message)
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Judson Cornwall - Journey into the Holy of Holies

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  1. Songs of personal testimony (Gospel songs)
  2. Through His gates with thanksgiving
  3. Into His courts with praise
  4. Solemn worship in the Holy place
  5. Intimacy with the Holy of Holies (rounding off with celebratory hymn to change order, prepare for preaching)
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Ministering to the sick

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Create an environment of faith.
• Recognize gifts of faith and healing in the church.
• Teach people to follow James 5:7.
• Use services when elders present for anointing.
• When serious illness diagnosed (accidents), be there for people.
• With chronic illness, be ready to discuss the hard questions.
• Use resources.
• When illness comes to your family, model what you believe.

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Planning for corporate worship

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  1. Keep the 3 dynamics in mind
  2. Blend the best of the above models
  3. Develop a planning team
  4. Develop close loyal relationships with musicians
  5. Clearly define responsibilities
  6. Draw in all generations, men
  7. Worship preparation vs. choir practice
  8. Pray, depend on God
  9. Plan for creative scripture reading
  10. Don’t interrupt the flow
  11. Think through the offering, altar time
  12. Plan pastoral prayer time
  13. Make preaching part of the whole
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Leading Corporate Worship

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  1. Worshipping pastors develop a worshipping people
  2. The more people are involved in the service, more anointing
  3. People who are growing, serving, evangelizing, worship
  4. Pray and think through the order of service
  5. Leading the people into God’s presence is most important
  6. “Nest” new hymns and choruses
  7. Eliminate unnecessary words
  8. Be passionate, expectant
  9. Greet people as they come
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Counseling suggestions: THE ENCOUNTER Stage (Boundary Setting)

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• Counselling will be explicitly Christian, spiritually focused,
holistic, limited to 5 sessions.
• Sometimes first meeting can be at the altar following the service.

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Communion Services

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Theology - Memorial, Confession, Celebration
Bible Texts - 1 Cor 11, Gospels, Is 53, Ps 22
Suggestions 
-Don't be restricted to monthly
-Focus on the children
-Provide fresh windows of the cross
-don't rush the service
-Get the traditions and logistics right
-Arrange appropriate music
-Include opportunity for salvation
-Include prayer for healing, needs
-Provide for shut ins
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Difference between Ordinance and Sacrament

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Ordinance - a sacred rite that uses symbols to represent holy things

Sacrament - A sacred rite where God’s grace is transferred through natural and human elements

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Baby Dedications

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Theology - worship, dedication, commitment
Texts - Samuel, Jesus & the children, Ps 127-128, Heb 11:23, Eph 6:1-2
Suggestions
- Make as personal as possible
-Opportunity for visit, teaching
-Consider the meaning of names
-father to offer prayer
-be sensitive to single parents
-think through transitions
-make moment tender, fresh, short, meaningful

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Water Baptism

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Theology - ordinance, confession, initiation
Texts - Matt 3:13-17, 28:16-20, Rom 6:1-4, Acts 2:38-40, 8:26-40
Suggestions
- Preach, teach and encourage it
• Have baptismal services often
• Special invitations for candidates
• Pre-service preparation
• Consider mentor/candidate testimony
• Foster celebrate atmosphere
• Let others do baptizing
• Ensure modesty, appropriateness
• Have picture taken
• Official record and certificate
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Crisis Counseling

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  1. Whenever you become aware of a physical, sexual abuse, incest, obey the law
  2. Keep a list of community services and referrals
  3. Establish a benevolence system
  4. Be aware of manic/depressive mood disorders
  5. Recognize you limits, sometimes say “no”
  6. Finds a professional counsellor, lawyer, psychiatrist who will work with you
  7. Expect irrational behaviour occasionally. Take threats seriously
  8. Encourage the church to provide insurance.
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Deliverance Ministry (main list)

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  1. Know your theology
  2. Understand your position in Christ
  3. Trust God for discernment. Check for medical, emotional problems
  4. Involve your intercessors
  5. Include mature partners
  6. Follow up
  7. As much as possible, minister privately
  8. Beware of people who give undue prominence to deliverance
  9. Neil Anderson’s freedom in Christ material is helpful
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Communion Services

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Theology - Memorial, Confession, Celebration
Bible Texts - 1 Cor 11, Gospels, Is 53, Ps 22
Suggestions 
-Don't be restricted to monthly
-Focus on the children
-Provide fresh windows of the cross
-don't rush the service
-Get the traditions and logistics right
-Arrange appropriate music
-Include opportunity for salvation
-Include prayer for healing, needs
-Provide for shut ins
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Deliverance ministry - Know your theology

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  • Luke 11:24-26
    Demons can exist outside and inside humans
    They are able to travel
    They are able to communicate
    Each one has separate identity
    They are able to remember and make plans
    They are able to evaluate and make decisions
    They are able to combine forces
    They vary in degrees of wickedness
    “Christians cannot be demon possessed. They can be influenced, wearied, enticed, afflicted physically and emotionally by demons. They can ‘give the devil a foothold’ (Eph. 5:27) and ‘fall into the devil’s trap’ (I Tim. 3:7). They don’t need deliverance from bondages and strongholds in their lives.”
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Difference between Ordinance and Sacrament

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Ordinance - a sacred rite that uses symbols to represent holy things
Sacrament - A sacred rite where God’s grace is transferred through natural and human elements

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Baby Dedications

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Theology - worship, dedication, commitment
Texts - Samuel, Jesus & the children, Ps 127-128, Heb 11:23, Eph 6:1-2
Suggestions
- Make as personal as possible
-Opportunity for visit, teaching
-Consider the meaning of names
-father to offer prayer
-be sensitive to single parents
-think through transitions
-make moment tender, fresh, short, meaningful

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Deliverance ministry - Understand your position in Christ

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  • 2 Tim 2:24-26

- Note that Godly character and ability to teach are of primary importance

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Deliverance Ministry (main list)

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  1. Know your theology
  2. Understand your position in Christ
  3. Trust God for discernment. Check for medical, emotional problems
  4. Involve your intercessors
  5. Include mature partners
  6. Follow up
  7. as much as possible, minister privately
  8. Beware of people who give undue prominence to deliverance
  9. Neil Anderson’s freedom in Christ material is helpful
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Water Baptism

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Theology - ordinance, confession, initiation
Texts - Matt 3:13-17, 28:16-20, Rom 6:1-4, Acts 2:38-40, 8:26-40
Suggestions
- Preach, teach and encourage it
• Have baptismal services often
• Special invitations for candidates
• Pre-service preparation
• Consider mentor/candidate testimony
• Foster celebrate atmosphere
• Let others do baptizing
• Ensure modesty, appropriateness
• Have picture taken
• Official record and certificate
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Worship person

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  • Worship is giving all that we understand about ourselves to all that we understand
26
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Legal pitfalls

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  • Slander, libel, defamation
  • Invasion of privacy
  • Injury to earning power
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Wise precautions

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  • Communicate/publish membership standards
  • Insist on membership for leaders
  • Communicate disciplinary steps
  • Understand natural justice
  • Keep disciplining group small
  • Involve District Super Intendant and perhaps a lawyer
  • Clear values, job descriptions, building use policy
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People we are to avoid

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  • Romans 16:17-18
  • I Cor. 5:11
  • II Thess. 3:6, 14
  • II Tim. 3:1-5
  • Titus 3:10
  • II John 10
  • Matt. 18:15-17
  • III John 9-11
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Principles of New Testament corporate worship

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  • Diversity (People, gifts, manifestations)
  • Unity (Eph 4; Cor. 1, 12, 13)
  • Intelligibility (I Cor. 14:1-23)
  • Transcendence (1 Cor. 12)
  • Order (1 Cor. 14:27-33)
  • Spontaneity (1 Cor. 14:26)
  • Edification (9 times)
  • Seeker sensitivity (1 Cor. 14:23-24)
  • Passionate (Whole person)
  • God-focused (Is He being glorified)
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The church gathered (worship)

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• Why?
- Hebrews 10:25
- I Cor. 14
- Eph. 4:11-16
1. Corporate Worship (Leitourgia)
2. Fellowship (Koinonia)
3. Proclamation (Kerygma)
• Who comes?
- God - Glorified
- Believers - Edified
- Unbelievers - Saved
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Altar Service

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Theology - Place where sacrifices made, sins confessed, worship offered, place where God meets His people

Suggestions -
-If altar used regularly for dedication of babies, workers, missions teams, lay pastors,
people will come naturally
• Altar needs to be a safe place - clear instructions, trained workers, understandable call
• Give salvation call often
• Renewal: Salvation, repentance, ministry, private waiting, worship, baptism in Holy Spirit

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Worship priority

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  • The great commandment

- Acts 13:2

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Worship person

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  • Worship is giving all that we understand about ourselves
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Funerals

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  • If somebody dies, you stop what you’re doing and go immediately, no matter what - go to the bereaved immediately
  • planning the funeral; go through the checklist, talk about the deceased
  • The funeral service; pre-service ministry, typical service order, graveside committal and comments
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A primer on understanding of grief

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  • Windows on grief
  • The tasks of grief
  • Signs of progress
  • How pastors help
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Windows on grief

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• Grief as separation anxiety
- Loss of person - also identity and roles

• Grief as relational detachment
- Need to withdraw energy devoted there

• Insight: Christ’s invitation to love and be in relationship is an invitation to pain, but the
joy of loving is always greater than the risk of pain

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Principles of New Testament corporate worship

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  • Diversity (People, gifts, manifestations)
  • Unity (Eph 4; Cor. 1, 12, 13)
  • Intelligibility (I Cor. 14:1-23)
  • Transcendence (1 Cor. 12)
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Signs of progress

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• Pastoral care needed during these tasks
• Expected reactions include: shock and numbness, searching and yearning,
disorganization and reorganization
- Adjustment to life without deceased
- Remembering with diminished pain
- Fading of selective memory
- Subsiding of anger and bitterness
- Reconstruction of life
- Formation of new relationships
- Renewed sense of being whole
- Embracing the future again
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How Pastor’s Help

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a) Actualize the loss through active listening, encouraging full story and feelings
b) Maximize the benefit of church services
c) Provide practical assistance with daily tasks
d) Allow time for grief. Don’t abandon
e) Interpret normal reactions. Anticipate difficult days
f) Honour the memory of the deceased
g) Provide spiritual leadership
h) Help bereaved examine picture of God
i) Share the believer’s blessed hope

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Ministry to Terminally Ill

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  • People approach death differently
  • Be aware of hospice possibilities
  • They often try to protect family from their feelings
  • Always deal directly about their spiritual standing
  • Give opportunity for them to review their lives
  • Have Scripture portions, old hymns, choruses ready
  • Don’t be shocked at personality changes
  • Often some funeral preparations can be done before death
  • Assign deacons, those with pastoral care gifts
  • Give special attention to widows
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The tasks of grief

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Reactions to grief include sorrow, denial, anger, guilt, repression, idealization, and
depression
• It is helpful to see grief, not as unalterable stages, but fluid tasks:
- To accept reality of the loss
- To work through the pain of grief
- To adjust to an environment without the deceased

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Signs of progress

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• Pastoral care needed during these tasks
• Expected reactions include: shock and numbness, searching and yearning,
disorganization and reorganization
- Adjustment to life without deceased
- Remembering with diminished pain
- Fading of selective memory
- Subsiding of anger and bitterness
- Reconstruction of life
- Formation of new relationships
- Renewed sense of being whole
- Embracing the future again
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How Pastor’s Help

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a) Actualize the loss through active listening, encouraging full story and feelings
b) Maximize the benefit of church services
c) Provide practical assistance with daily tasks
d) Allow time for grief. Don’t abandon
e) Interpret normal reactions. Anticipate difficult days
f) Honour the memory of the deceased
g) Provide spiritual leadership
h) Help bereaved examine picture of God
i) Share the believer’s blessed hope

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Ministry to Terminally Ill

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  • People approach death differently
  • Be aware of hospice possibilities
  • They often try to protect family from their feelings
  • Always deal directly about their spiritual standing
  • Give opportunity for them to review their lives
  • Have Scripture portions, old hymns, choruses ready
  • Don’t be shocked at personality changes
  • Often some funeral preparations can be done before death
  • Assign deacons, those with pastoral care gifts
  • Give special attention to widows
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Wedding Theology

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• Rooted in creation account

  • God’s design and initiative
  • Man/woman to “leave, cleave, one flesh”

• Jesus emphasized original purpose

  • Matt. 5, 18 ; Mark 10
  • Marriage is permanent

• Paul emphasized covenant

  • Type of Christ and church
  • Duty to love, submit
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Wedding Traditions

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  • Most from Jewish culture

- Local taste and practice

47
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Wedding Dynamics

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  • Worship
  • Covenant
  • Community
48
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Church policies & Personal Convictions

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• PAOC Fundamental Truths
• PAOC policy on remarriage (on exam)
• Procedure for booking
• Requirements for counseling
• Role of wedding coordinator, custodian, pastor, secretary
• Resources supplied by church
• PAOC pastors may perform weddings involving a divorced person whose spouse is still alive when four conditions exist…
• Cost of services, rooms
• Reception policies, catering
-Innovations (Does it glorify, help appreciate uniqueness of couples, remind us of value of friends)

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PAOC pastors may perform weddings involving a divorced person whose spouse is still alive when these four conditions exist….

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  1. All reasonable efforts at reconciliation with the former partner have been
    exhausted
  2. There has been immorality on the part of the former partner or he/she has
    remarried
  3. There is evidence of repentance for any personal failures which may have
    contributed to the breakup of the previous marriage
  4. A legal divorce has been obtained
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Purposes of pre-marital counselling

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  • Assess suitability, timing
  • Understand, prepare for marriage
  • Plan wedding details
51
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Material to be covered in pre-marital counselling

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Parental blessing? Previous marriage?

  • Getting a license (3 months-3days)/setting date
  • Pre-marital inventory
  • Prepare-Enrich” by Life Innovations Inc.
  • Intended for pleasure, Ed Wheat
  • Before You Say I Do, Burkett, Wright, Lehaye (tapes. workbook)
  • Read Scriptures together (Gen. 2:21-25, I Pet. 1-12, Eph. 5:18-33, I Cor. 7)
  • Go through vows together
  • Need for spiritual relationship now
  • Pray together each session
  • Go through wedding details
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Wedding Rehearsal

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• Print out the wedding order of service
• Be in charge
- Ensure room is ready
- Have clear understanding of desires
- Communicate that you will start on time-only one hour
• Welcome, introduce, pray
• Talk through the wedding
- Ushers arrive early
- Groom, groomsmen 15 min.
- Flower distribution
- Prelude 15 min. early
- Bride and party preparation
• Arrange party on platform
• Walk through wedding
• Receiving line arrangements
• Final instructions, prayer
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The Wedding

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• Arrive at least 15 min. early
• Look good
• Be ready for damage control
• Worship time/Processional
- Welcome
- Statement of purpose
- Affirmation of parents
- Prayer
- Special music
- Scripture/Homily
- Vows/Rings
- Declaration, kiss
- Communion
- Unity candle
- Signing register
- Recessional
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Spiritual Audit (Pastor’s walk with God is critical)

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  • How is your prayer life?
  • Whom did you tell about Jesus today?
  • How is your family life?
  • Do you need to reconcile with someone?
  • Are you handling your finances biblically?
  • Are you committed to stay?
  • Do you demonstrate Christ’s unconditional love for your flock?