The Bible Worker And The Campaign Pastor Samuel Telemaque

The Bible Worker before the campaign Assist church or pastor in territorial mapping Give leadership to a systematic visitation program for the local church Identify and prepare baptismal candidates through Bible studies or lesson enrollments

The Bible Workers before the Campaign Assist the pastor/evangelist in organizing the campaign team Assist the pastor/evangelist in training visitation teams Make a master sheet of baptismal prospects three weeks before the campaign begins

The Bible Worker during the Campaign Synchronize daily visitation with the evangelist’s sermon chronology Have clear purpose for daily visitation: –Friendship –Conversion to Christ –Obedience to Christ –Baptism into Christ

The Bible Worker during the Campaign Pre-qualify your prospect before daily visitation Provide the evangelist with feedback from your daily visits. Give adequate attention to personal devotion-primary source of spiritual authority Attend the campaign nightly

The Bible Worker during the Campaign Gain progressive decisions during the campaign Guide your prospects to the prayer room to increase receptivity to the message Contact your prospect at least seven times before baptism. Anticipate objections/excuses and clarify them in the light of the Scripture

The Bible Worker after Evangelistic Campaign Work with the local leadership to settle new members into a congregation Follow-up prospects still on the verge of a decision Work with the pastor to keep in contact with new converts once a week

The Bible Worker after an Evangelistic Campaign Arrange with the pastor for nurturing, fellowship, assimilation and witnessing activities for new converts. Keep in contact with new converts for at least one year Foster a mentorship system to facilitate the socialization of new converts