Welcome To Our Church
$6.99
A Guide to Great First Impressions
Before your visitors have made their way to their seats, your church has already made an impression-good, bad, or otherwise.
Welcome to Our Church is a comprehensive guide to the important tasks of church greeters and ushers. It even includes tips on attitude, appearance, and what not to do.
Designed for self-study by greeters and ushers, both new and experienced, this booklet can also be used in a group format.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780758649157
ISBN10: 0758649150
Annette Schroeder
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2014
Publisher: Concordia Publishing House
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