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