Data publicării
1943
Broșura
Course in Theocratic Ministry
Pagina publicației
6
Catalog de broșuri
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C 
OURSE 
I 
N 
T 
HEOCRATIC 
M 
 
INISTRY 
Page 
| 
 
6 
to 
outline 
it 
for 
logical 
presentation, 
how 
it 
should 
be 
presented 
under 
varying 
co 
nditions, 
the 
use 
of 
good 
language 
and 
proper 
emphasis 
and 
pronunciation 
in 
oral 
delivery, 
tactful 
conduct 
of 
the 
minister 
while 
in 
the 
witness 
work, 
and 
other 
instruction 
vital 
to 
efficient 
presenting 
of 
the 
Theocratic 
message, 
is 
set 
forth 
for 
the 
edifyi 
ng 
of 
Jehovah's 
servants. 
Enrollment 
Any 
brother, 
young 
or 
old, 
in 
the 
company 
or 
unit 
who 
will 
attend 
regularly 
and 
study 
diligently 
the 
prescribed 
course 
may 
enroll. 
Roll 
will 
be 
called 
at 
the 
beginning 
of 
each 
study 
meeting, 
and 
a 
record 
kept 
of 
the 
attendance. 
Those 
not 
attending 
regularly 
will 
be 
dropped 
from 
the 
enrollment 
for 
the 
course. 
Anyone 
of 
Jehovah's 
witnesses, 
male 
or 
female, 
associated 
with 
the 
company 
or 
unit 
is 
welcome 
to 
"sit 
in" 
on 
the 
course 
and 
profit 
by 
it, 
even 
though 
not 
enrolled 
therein. 
So 
doing, 
that 
one 
will 
receive 
the 
benefits 
of 
the 
instruction 
talks, 
and 
may 
also 
participate 
in 
the 
reviews 
conducted 
on 
these 
instruction 
talks. 
Only 
those 
enrolled 
will 
be 
given 
speaking 
assignments. 
Course 
Procedure 
REVIEW. 
Immediately 
aft 
er 
roll 
call 
a 
review 
or 
question 
period 
will 
be 
held 
on 
the 
subject 
matter 
treated 
in 
the 
instruction 
talk 
of 
the 
previous 
week's 
lesson. 
All 
students 
enrolled 
should 
come 
prepared 
to 
participate, 
and 
any 
others 
"sitting 
in" 
on 
the 
course 
are 
invited 
to 
t 
ake 
part 
in 
the 
review. 
Whenever 
examples 
are 
requested, 
they 
should 
be 
taken 
from 
the 
Bible 
or 
the 
Society's 
publications, 
or 
from 
field 
experiences. 
They 
should 
be 
"Theocratic" 
examples, 
thus 
showing 
the 
usefulness 
of 
the 
material 
being 
taught 
in 
Theocra 
tic 
ministry. 
These 
examples 
should 
not 
be 
the 
same 
ones 
used 
in 
the 
instruction 
lecture, 
but 
should 
be 
original 
with 
the 
one 
reciting 
to 
show 
that 
he 
understands 
the 
theory 
that 
has 
been 
presented 
in 
the 
instruction 
talk 
and 
is 
able 
to 
make 
practical 
appl 
ication 
thereof. 
INSTRUCTION 
TALK. 
This 
ten 
- 
minute 
talk 
will 
follow 
the 
review 
and 
will 
cover 
the 
subject 
material 
outlined 
herein 
for 
the 
lesson 
then 
Page | 6 COURSE IN THEOCRATIC MINISTRY to outline it for logical presentation, how it should be presented under varying conditions, the use of good language and proper emphasis and pronunciation in oral delivery, tactful conduct of the minister while in the witness work, and other instruction vital to efficient presenting of the Theocratic message, is set forth for the edifying of Jehovah's servants. Enrollment Any brother, young or old, in the company or unit who will attend regularly and study diligently the prescribed course may enroll. Roll will be called at the beginning of each study meeting, and a record kept of the attendance. Those not attending regularly will be dropped from the enrollment for the course. Anyone of Jehovah's witnesses, male or female, associated with the company or unit is welcome to "sit in" on the course and profit by it, even though not enrolled therein. So doing, that one will receive the benefits of the instruction talks, and may also participate in the reviews conducted on these instruction talks. Only those enrolled will be given speaking assignments. Course Procedure REVIEW. Immediately after roll call a review or question period will be held on the subject matter treated in the instruction talk of the previous week's lesson. All students enrolled should come prepared to participate, and any others "sitting in" on the course are invited to take part in the review. Whenever examples are requested, they should be taken from the Bible or the Society's publications, or from field experiences. They should be "Theocratic" examples, thus showing the usefulness of the material being taught in Theocratic ministry. These examples should not be the same ones used in the instruction lecture, but should be original with the one reciting to show that he understands the theory that has been presented in the instruction talk and is able to make practical application thereof. INSTRUCTION TALK. This ten-minute talk will follow the review and will cover the subject material outlined herein for the lesson then

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