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Find quick how-to help for the 100 most common tasks in ministry. This resource provides one- to two-page summaries on how to: baptize believers, lead a committee meeting, ordain a deacon, dedicate a child, dedicate a building, handle controversy, make a hospital visit, plan effective revivals, utilize computers in your church, write a job description, develop a church constitution, and dozens...

The ordination council provides a time to question and examine each candidate. The questions should be asked by a gathering of ordained men and should include the personal testimony of the candidate. The candidate should also express his understanding of the servant role of deacons and his commitment to service. After the council has completed its work and is satisfied that the candidate is worthy of ordination, the council should bring a formal recommendation to the church that
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