Literature Evangelists Congress Joint Union Publishing

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Literature Evangelists Congress

Joint Union

Publishing Institute

2021

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Union Presidents …………………….……….….…. 3

Union Publishing Directors ………………... 4

Program Presenters ………………………....….. 5

Translators ………………………………………………. 6

Devotional Speakers …………………………….. 7

Theme Song …………………………………..…………. 8

Opening Ceremony ……………….…….…………. 9

Wednesday’s Program …………...……………. 10

Thursday’s Program ….………………..………… 13

Friday’s Program ……….……….…….………….. 16

Nuggets …………………………………………………….. 19

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ATCU—Dr. Peter Kerr

BELU—Pastor Dennis Slusher

CARU—Dr. Kern Tobias

DUCU—Pastor Shurman Kook

JAMU—Dr. Everett Brown

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ATCU—Dr. Kent Price

BELU—Pastor Juan Ayuso

CARU—Sister Judith Smith

DUCU—Pastor Shurman Kook

JAMU—Dr. Dudley Hosin

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Pastor Almir Marroni—Publishing Director, GC

Pastor Stephen Apola—Associate Director, GC

Dr. Samuel Neves—Communication Director, GC

Dr. Tomas Torres—Vice President, IAD

Dr Samuel Telemaque—Adventist Mission and Sabbath School Director IAD

Dr. Balvin Braham— Field Secretary & Assistant to the President for Evangelism,

IAD

Pastor Saul Ortiz—President, IADPA

Dr. Mario Martinelli—President, Safeliz Publishing House

Elder Sergio Mato—Vice President, Safeliz Publishing House

Pastor Joseph Mudzingwa—Marketing Director, Editorial, Safeliz Publishing House

Dr. George Pampalona Rogers—Author, Safeliz Publishing House

Dr. Pedro Morales—Writer, Researcher, Speaker, Business Consultant

Pastor William Smith— Publishing Director, Southern Union, NAD

Pastor Nelson Simweemba—Publishing Director, SID

Pastor Neive George—Chaplain, Community Hospital

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Spanish Translators

Pastor Cordelle Williams

Pastor Lester Jules

Papiamentu Translators

Pastor Jurvensley Koots

Carla Pietersz

Urwin Margaretha

Arnulfo Angila

Esmerick Angela

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Morning Devotional Speakers:

Dr. Elie Henry , President, IAD

Dr. Everett Brown, President, JAMU

Dr. Peter Kerr, President, ATCU

Evening Vespers:

Pastor Paul McKenzie , Personal Ministries Director,

Tobago Mission, CARU

Consecration Speaker:

Dr. Leonard Johnson, Executive Secretary, IAD

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“STAY CONNECTED”

1. God is raising up an army To spread the Gospel round the world

Guided by His Holy Spirit To show His love and share His Word To show His love and share His Word

CHORUS

And I will stay connected to Jesus Where He leads me I will go

Yes I will stay connected to Jesus Where He leads me I will go

(REPEAT)

2. We'll walk the streets and walk the pathways To bring the hope to hopeless ones

We're all in need of our dear Saviour Who gave His life upon the cross He gave His life upon the cross

CHORUS

And I will stay connected to Jesus Where He leads me I will go

Yes I will stay connected to Jesus Where He leads me I will go

(REPEAT)

3. There is one mission that's before us To show the world the love of Christ

To let them know that He is coming back To save us from our sin and strife

He'll save us from our sin and strife

CHORUS And I will stay connected to Jesus

Where He leads me I will go Yes I will stay connected to Jesus

Where He leads me I will go (REPEAT)

STAY CONNECTED, STAY CONNECTED, STAY CONNECTED.

I WILL GO

© 2020 Camari Music | Written & Produced by Cleon Richardson 12|25|20

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08:30—08:55 am Pre- Recorded Music

08:56 – 09:00 am Theme Song: Stay Connected - I Will Go

09:01 - 09:03 am Opening Prayer -Dr. Henry Peters, Publishing Director, NCC, CARU

09:04 – 09:14 am Welcome & Greetings – 5 Union Presidents (2 mins each)

09:15– 09:20 am Literature Evangelists Greetings—5 Unions (1 min each)- Prerecorded

09:21— 09: 24 am Tribute to Dr. Erwin Gonzalez

09:25 – 09:35 am Unions’ Pageant - 5 Unions

09:35 – 09:39 am Ministry in Song - East Caribbean Conference, CARU

09:40 – 09:48 am CARU Special Feature– Dramatization by Guyana Conference SDA

09:49 – 09:51am Scripture Reading - Dr. Kent Price, Publishing Director, ATCU

09:52– 09:54 am Introduction of Devotional Speaker - Pastor Shurman Kook, President, DUCU

09:55– 10:15 am Devotion - Dr. Elie Henry, President, IAD

10:15—10:19 am Objectives of Institute - Sis Judith Smith, Publishing Director. CARU

WEDNESDAY 10TH MARCH, 2021

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10:30 am - 11:10 am Plenary Presentation 1: Ps Joseph Mudzingwa

Connected to Give Hope - The Purpose of Christian Salesmanship

Objective:

* Show LEs and Publishing Coordinators their role in this new era and

expose them to tools which will nurture and inspire them to reach people.

Time: Session (30 min)

Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Plenary

11:11 am - 11:14 am Poem - Agatha Wilkinson

11:15 am - 11:29 am Health Corner & Exercise - Dr. Dudley Hosin and Pastor Richard Frederick

Class 1B: Pastor Joseph Mudzingwa

Connected to Grow others - Identifying and Recruiting Literature Evangelists

Objectives:

* To help Credential and Golden Credential Literature Evangelists understand that their responsibility is to help increase the disciples involved in the work

* To teach Credential and Golden Credential Literature Evangelists that they can assist in growing the ministry by identifying and encouraging potential workers

* To teach Credential and Golden Credential Literature Evangelists methodologies on persuading and recruiting potential workers


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Credential and Golden Credential Literature Evangelists

11:30 am - 12:10 pm Class 1A: Dr. Mario Martinelli

Connected to Sell – Selling: The Book Vs the Benefits

Objective:

* To help Licensed and New Recruits showcase the product benefits to the prospects and present the content in a manner that results in the prospect thinking of the possibilities.

* To help enhance clients’ engagement and control what clients associate with the service of the Literature Evangelist.

* To improve our product brand recognition and thus create more prospects.


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Licensed and New Recruits, Publishing Coordinators

10:20 am - 10:29 am Greetings and Introduction of Speaker—Dr . Super Moesi

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12:10 pm – 12:15 pm Ministry in Song

12:16 pm - 12:55 pm Plenary Presentation 2: Pastor Stephen Apola

Connected to face the Future - Literature Evangelism in the 21st Century:

Challenges and Solutions, Part 1

Objectives:

* To help participants understand the Challenges of Literature Evangelism in

today’s world

* To help participants identify and implement ways to overcome the challenges


Q & A (10 min)


12:56 pm - 01:00 pm Testimony & Prayer Session

01:00 pm - 02:30 pm LUNCH

02:30 pm - 02:34 pm Prayer Session

02:35 pm - 02:39 pm THEME SONG

11:30 am – 12:10 pm CLASS 1C : Dr. Tomas Torres

Connected to Grow Others – Developing a strong Student LE program

Objective:

* To help Publishing Directors understand the importance of a the student program

* To help Publishing Directors identify ways to attract students to their program

* To help Publishing Directors implement strategies to increase the number of students to their program


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Publishing Directors

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02:40 pm - 03:20 pm Class 2A: Pastor Tomas Torres

Connected to Grow Others - Mentoring Young Literature Evangelists

Objective:

* To teach Credential and Golden Credential Literature Evangelist how to help new recruits and young literature Evangelists settle and grow.


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Credential and Golden Credential Literature Evangelists

03:25 pm - 04:05 pm Plenary Presentation 3: Pastor Stephen Apola

Connected to face the Future - Literature Evangelism in the 21st Century:

Challenges and Solutions Part 2

Objectives:

* To help participants understand the Challenges of Literature Evangelism in

today’s world

* To help participants identify and implement ways to overcome the challenges


Q & A (10 min)


Class 2B: Pastor Neive George (Phd Candidate)

Connected to Minister - The Art of Communication/Listening

Objective:

To teach Literature Evangelist the importance of listening effectively when connecting with the Client.

To help Literature Evangelist identify ways to listen effectively.

To help Literature Evangelist identify key words or phrases that will help them understand the needs of the Client.


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Licensed and New Recruits, Publishing Coordinators

03:21 pm - 03:24 pm Ministry in Music

04:05 pm - 04:10 pm Testimonies and Prayer Session – 5 Minutes

04:11 pm - 04:26 pm Vespers—Pastor Paul McKenzie

04:27 pm - 04:28 pm Closing Remarks

04:29 pm - 04:30 pm Closing Prayer

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09:40 am - 10:20 am Plenary Presentation 4 : Pastor Nelson Simweemba

Connected to Reflect – Importance of Reporting

Objective:

* To teach participants the importance of reporting for the ministry

* To teach participants techniques to punctually report field work and missionary activities


Q & A ( 10 min)


THURSDAY 11TH MARCH, 2021

08:55 am - 09:00 am Theme Song

09:01 am - 09:04 am Opening Prayer

09:05 am - 09:35 am Devotional Speaker—Dr. Everett Brown

09:36 am - 09:39 am Prayer

10:20 am - 10:25 am Testimonies and Prayer Session

Class 3B: Pastor Samuel Neves

Connected to Sell – Getting the Most out of Social Media

Objective:

* To help Publishing Directors understand how social media can help in the ministry

* To help Publishing Directors identify ways to develop social media content

* To show Publishing Directors how to teach their literature evangelists how to utilize content

Time: Session (30 min) Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Literature Evangelists

10:26 am - 11: 06 am Class 3A: Pastor Neive George (Phd Candidate)

Connected to Grow Others - Building an Effective Team

Objective:

* To help Publishing Directors identify the various temperaments of the Literature Evangelists

* To help Publishing Directors identify methods to motivate Literature Evangelists based on their Temperaments



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11:30 am - 12: 10 pm Plenary Presentation 5: Dr. Mario Martinelli

Connected to Sell – Changing Families through Literature

Objective:

* To teach LEs the importance of developing strong families in the society

* To teach Publishing Coordinators and LEs how to gain entrance into homes using Family Books .


Q & A (10 min)


11:07 am - 11:25 am Health Corner & Exercise Session – Dr. Dudley Hosin and Pastor Richard Frederick

11: 26 am - 11:29 am Ministry In Song

12:11 pm - 12:15 pm Testimonies and Prayer Session

12:30 pm - 02:30 pm LUNCH


02:36 pm - 02:40 pm Theme Song

02:40 pm - 03:20 pm Class 4 A: Pastor Samuel Neves

Connected to Sell – Getting the Most out of Social Media

Objective:

* To help Literature Evangelists understand how social media can help in the ministry

* To show Literature Evangelists understand how to utilize social media content

* Train the LEs & Publishing Coordinator how to connect and be effective using social media.


Q & A (10 min)


Class 4B : Dr. George Pampolana-Roger

Connected to Sell – Know your books

Objective:

* To help participants secure the requisite knowledge of books

* To help participants understand how to use the knowledge to sell the book


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: All Literature Evangelists & Publishing Coordinators

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03:25 pm - 04:05 pm Plenary Presentation 6: Dr. Pedro Morales

Connected to have a Positive Attitude

Objective:

* Train the LEs to have a positive attitude towards different challenges which is a great measure of their success.

* To motivate LEs & Publishing Coordinators that they are chosen to accomplish their special purpose , and not compare themselves with others.

* Teach the participants that they can achieve big things.

* Teach the participants to develop creativity & personal development .



03:20 pm - 03:25 pm Ministry in Song

04:06 pm - 04:10 pm Testimonies and Prayer Session

04:11 pm - 04:26 pm Vespers—Pastor Paul McKenzie

04:27 pm - 04:28 pm Closing Remarks

04:29 pm - 04:30 pm Closing Prayer

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FRIDAY 12TH MARCH, 2021

08:55 am - 09:00 am Theme Song

09:01 am - 09:04 am Opening Prayer

09:05 am - 09:35 am Devotional Speaker—Dr. Peter Kerr

09:36 am - 09:40 am Prayer

9:40 am - 10:20 am Plenary Presentation 7: Pastor Saul Ortiz

Connected to Sell – The Power of the Printed Page in a digital age

Objective:

* To teach participants that the printed page is still a viable alternative in the digital age

* To show participants the benefits of the printed page over digital media in their ministry

* To show participants how IADPA intend to use digital media and provide digital content to help them sell the printed page


Q & A (10 min)


10:25 am - 11:05 am Class 5 A: Elder Sergio Mato

Connected to Manage: Managing your Finances to grow your Business

Objective:

* To help Credential and Golden Credential understand the importance of prudent financial management in growing their business.

* To teach Credential and Golden Credential Literature Evangelists techniques and tools to better manage their finances.


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Credential and Golden Credential

10:21 am - 10:24 am Prayer Session

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10:25 am - 11:05 am Class 5B: Pastor Almir Marroni

Connected to Manage – Managing your Time to grow your Business

Objective:

* To help Licensed and New Recruits understand the importance of good time management in growing their business

* To teach Licensed and New Recruits Literature Evangelists techniques and tools to better manage their time


Q & A (10 min)

Participants – Licensed, New Recruits and Publishing Coordinators

Class 5C: Dr Balvin Braham

Connected to Collaborate – Tremendous Trio – Gospel Ministry, Health

Ministry and Literature Evangelism Part 2

Objective:

* To help pastors understand how collaboration between the three ministries can

grow the church

Time : Session (30 min)

Q &A (10 min)

Participants: Pastors & Publishing Directors

11:10 am - 11:50 am CLASS 6A: Pastor Nelson Simweemba

Connected to Mingle - Mission Foremost Above Fear

Objective:

* LEs and Publishing Coordinators must keep focus on their call to the Literature Ministry.

* To teach LEs how to service their territory by visiting, staying genuinely connected to their customers to meet their needs.


Q & A ( 10 min)

Participants: Literarture Evangelists

11:06 am - 11:10 am Ministry in Song

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11:51 am - 12:00 pm Prayer Session

12:00 pm - 01:00 pm LUNCH


01:06 pm - 01:10 pm Theme Song

01:10 pm - 01:50 pm Plenary Presentation 8: Pastor William Smith

Connected to Collaborate - The Dynamic Duo: Health and Literature

Evangelism the way forward

Objective:

* To help participants understand what is health ministry

* To help participants understand how health ministry and Literature Evangelism can be combined to make their ministry more effective

* To help participants identify techniques and methodologies to utilize health ministry in their ministry


Q & A ( 10 min)



Closing Ceremony

DUCU & JAMU

Consecration Speaker: Pastor Leonard Johnson

Vote of Thanks: Dr Dudley Hosin

Class 6B : Dr Samuel Telemaque

Connected to Collaborate – The Power of the Printed Page in Integrated

Evangelism

Objective:

* To help pastors understand how collaboration between the three ministries can

grow the church


Q & A (10 min)

Participants: Pastors, Publishing Directors

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Nuggets for Institute 2021

Quotations from Spirit of Prophecy

Theme: Stay Connected - I Will Go

Connected Through Training

“They must be taught how to labor for the Master. They must be trained, disciplined, drilled, in the best methods of winning souls for Christ. Teach them to try in a quiet, unpretending way to help their young companions. Let different branches of missionary effort be systemati-cally laid out, in which they may take part, and let them be given instruction and help. Thus they will learn the work of God.”—Gospel Workers, p. 210

Connected Through Service Remember that in whatever position you may serve, you are revealing motive, developing character. Whatever your work, do it with exactness, with diligence; overcome the inclination to seek an easy task.—The Ministry of Healing, 499 (1905). . CM 78.2

Connected through Reporting Let those who gain such an experience in working for the Lord write an account of it for our papers, that others may be encouraged. Let the canvasser tell of the joy and blessing he has received in his ministry as an evangelist. These reports should find a place in our papers, for they are far-reaching in their influence. They will be as sweet fragrance in the church, a savor of life unto life. Thus it is seen that God works with those who co-operate with Him.—Testimonies for the Church 6:336 (1900). CM 79.1

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Connected to Enlighten the World “God expects His church to discipline and fit its members for the work of enlightening the world. An education should be given that would result in furnishing hundreds who would put out to the exchangers valuable talents. By the use of these talents, men would be developed who would be prepared to fill positions of trust and influence, and to maintain pure, uncorrupt-ed principles. Thus great good would be accomplished for the Master.” 6T 431.3 Hundreds of young men should have been preparing to act a part in the work of scattering the seeds of truth beside all waters. We want men who will push the triumphs of the cross; men who will persevere under discouragements and privations; who will have the zeal and resolu-tion and faith that are indispensable in the missionary field.... GW 293

Connected through Visitation Finishing God's Work We have nothing to fear for the future, except as we shall forget the way the Lord has led us, and his teaching in our past history.” 9T 10.3 The Lord calls upon His people to labor—labor earnestly and wisely—while probation lingers. 9T 126.3

Connected to Witness Literature in Service - Witness to the World “The Lord gave the word: great was the company of those that published it.” Psalm 68:11. 9T 61 Christ's Follow-up Plan—Christ sent out His disciples two and two, go to places to which He would afterward follow.—Manuscript 19, 1910. Ev 58.2 How He Met the People—If you would approach the people acceptably, humble your hearts before God, and learn His ways. We shall gain much instruction for our work from a study of Christ's methods of labor and His manner of meeting the people. Ev 53.2

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Study Christ's Methods—If ever it has been essential that we understand and follow right methods of teaching and follow the example of Christ, it is now.—Letter 322, 1908. Ev 53.1 “The Lord desires to see the work of proclaiming the third angel's message carried forward with increasing efficiency. As he has worked in all ages to give victories to his people, so in this age he longs to carry to a triumphant fulfillment his purposes for his church. He bids his believing saints to advance unitedly, going from strength to greater strength, from faith to increased assurance and confidence in the truth and righteousness of his cause. 9T 8.4 Our Saviour went from house to house, healing the sick, comforting the mourners, soothing the afflicted, speaking peace to the disconsolate. He took the little children in His arms and blessed them and spoke words of hope and comfort to the weary mothers. With unfailing tenderness and gentleness, He met every form of human woe and affliction. Not for Himself, but for others did He labor. He was the servant of all. It was His meat and drink to bring hope and strength to all with whom He came in contact. And as men and women listened to the truths that fell from His lips, so different from the traditions and dogmas taught by the rabbis, hope sprang up in their hearts. In His teaching there was an earnestness that sent His words home with convicting power.. GW 188.2 Christ's method alone will give true success in reaching the people. The Saviour mingled with men as one who desired their good. He showed His sympathy for them, ministered to their needs, and won their confidence. Then He bade them, “Follow Me.”—The Ministry of Healing, 143. 3

Connected to People Those who are true to their calling as messengers of God, will not seek honor for themselves. Love for self will be swallowed up in love for Christ. They will recognize that it is their work to proclaim, as did John the Baptist, “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.” [John 1:29.] GW 56.3 He Drew by Love—Christ drew the hearts of His hearers to Him by the manifestation of His love, and then, little by little, as they were able to bear it, He unfolded to them the great truths of the kingdom. We also must learn to adapt our labors to the condition of the people—to meet men where they are. While the claims of the law of God are to be presented to the world, we should never forget that love, the love of Christ, is the only power that can soften the heart and lead to obedience.—The Review and Herald, Nov. Ev 57.3

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Connected to Show Concern Our Saviour went from house to house, healing the sick, comforting the mourners, soothing the afflicted, speaking peace to the disconsolate. He took the little children in His arms and blessed them and spoke words of hope and comfort to the weary mothers. With unfailing tenderness and gentleness, He met every form of human woe and affliction. Not for Himself, but for oth-ers did He labor. He was the servant of all. It was His meat and drink to bring hope and strength to all with whom He came in contact. And as men and women listened to the truths that fell from His lips, so different from the traditions and dogmas taught by the rabbis, hope sprang up in their hearts. In His teaching there was an earnestness that sent His words home with convicting power. GW 188.2 Men are in peril. Multitudes are perishing. But how few of the professed followers of Christ are burdened for these souls. The destiny of a world hangs in the balance; but this hardly moves even those who claim to believe the most far-reaching truth ever given to mortals. There is a lack of that love which led Christ to leave His heavenly home and take man's nature that humanity might touch humanity and draw humanity to divinity. There is a stupor, a paraly-sis, upon the people of God, which prevents them from understanding the duty of the hour. COL 303.1

Connected to share Hope Our Redeemer is the center of all our faith and hope. Those who can present His matchless love, and inspire hearts to give Him their best and holiest affections, are doing work that is great and holy. By diligence in canvassing, by faithfully presenting to the people the cross of Calvary, the canvasser doubles his usefulness. But while we present these methods of work, we cannot lay out an undeviating line for everyone to follow. CM 42.1

Connected to show Sympathy How little do we enter into sympathy with Christ on that which should be the strongest bond of union between us and Him—compassion for depraved, guilty, suffering souls, dead in trespass-es and sins! The inhumanity of man toward man is our greatest sin. Many think that they are representing the justice of God while they wholly fail of representing His tenderness and His great love. Often the ones whom they meet with sternness and severity are under the stress of temptation. Satan is wrestling with these souls, and harsh, unsympathetic words discourage them and cause them to fall a prey to the tempter's power. MH 163.2

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Connected to Show Courage Hope and courage are essential to perfect service for God. These are the fruit of faith. De-spondency is sinful and unreasonable. God is able and willing “more abundantly” (Hebrews 6:17) to bestow upon His servants the strength they need for test and trial. PK 164.3

Connected to Go The Lord imparts a fitness for the work to every man and woman who will co-operate with di-vine power. All the requisite talent, courage, perseverance, faith, and tact will come as they put the armor on. A great work is to be done in our world, and human agencies will surely respond to the demand. The world must hear the warning. When the call comes, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” send back the answer clear and distinct, “Here am I; send me.”—Testimonies for the Church 6:331-333 (1900). CM 14.2

Connected to Practice Honestly and Integrity Honesty and Integrity—The worker who has the cause of God at heart will not insist on receiv-ing the highest wages. He will not plead, as some of our youth have done, that unless he can make a stylish and elegant appearance, and board at the best hotels, he will not be patronized. What the canvasser needs is not the faultless apparel, or the address of the dandy or the clown, but that honesty and integrity of character which is reflected in the countenance. Kindness and gentleness leave their impress upon the face, and the practiced eye sees no deception, detects no pomposity of manner. CM 63.2

Connected to be Tactful Missionaries are wanted everywhere. In all parts of the field canvassers should be selected, not from the floating element in society, not from among men and women who are good for noth-ing else and have made a success of nothing, but from among those who have good address, tact, keen foresight, and ability. Such are needed to make a success as colporteurs, canvass-ers, and agents. CM 28:2

Connected to Show Courtesy and Kindness Open Doors by Courtesy and Kindness —One of the simplest, yet most effective methods of labor is that of the canvasser evangelist. By courteous behavior and kindness such a worker may open the door of many homes. When he is entertained by strangers he should show him-self thoughtful and helpful. Never should he make himself a burden, requiring to be waited up-on by those upon whom rest the cares of the household. Should there be sickness in the home while he is there, let him do all he can to help. Sometimes he will find men who say they are too busy to listen to a canvass or a Bible readi ng. Often he may gain their attention by helping them in their work. CM. p. 88. 2

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INSTITUTE COMMITTEES

MUSIC COMMITTEE

Renisca Mutueel - Chairperson

Lester Mitchell

PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE

Renisca Mutueel - Chairperson

Caday Seales—Videographer

PRAYER COMMITTEE

Dr Henry Peters - Chairperson

Shiridin Kook

TRANSLATION COMMITTEE

Pastor Mark McPherson - Chairperson

Jurvensley Koots

HEALTH COMMITTEE

Pastor Richard Frederick

Dr. Dudley Hosin

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INSTITUTE COMMITTEES

PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Pastor Roosevelt Haynes - Chairperson

Judith Smith

Faith Pustam-Ramdath

Anetta Thomas

PLATFORM COMMITTEE

Pastor Roosevelt Haynes - Chairperson

Pastor Patrick Clarke

Pastor Karlson Samuel

Pastor Maxcen Noel

Pastor Calix Ashby

VESPER COMMITTEE

Pastor Carl Hastings—Chairperson

Pastor Richard Randolph

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

Tristan Samuel - Chairperson

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STAY CONNECTED … I WILL GO

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