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Coyner and Anderson believe that to assimilate newcomers into the life and ministry of the congregation, the whole church system must be involved. They show how to identify and respond to visitors in a nonthreatening, yet interested way; how to share information about them with leaders of ministries and programs that would interest them most; how to help them in their decision to become church members; and how to help them understand and fulfill their own call to ministry in the congregation.

Produktbeschreibung
Coyner and Anderson believe that to assimilate newcomers into the life and ministry of the congregation, the whole church system must be involved. They show how to identify and respond to visitors in a nonthreatening, yet interested way; how to share information about them with leaders of ministries and programs that would interest them most; how to help them in their decision to become church members; and how to help them understand and fulfill their own call to ministry in the congregation.
Autorenporträt
Bishop Michael J Coyner is the Bishop of the Indiana Conference of the The United Methodist Church. Bishop Mike as most people call him, is originally from Anderson, Indiana. He served churches of various sizes, served as a District Superintendent of the former Lafayette District, and was also the Executive Assistant to Bishop Woodie W. White for the Indiana Area. He was elected a bishop of the United Methodist Church in 1996 and was assigned to the Dakotas Area where he served two terms as resident bishop. In 2004 he was assigned to serve the Indiana Area, and in 2008 he was assigned to a second term. Bishop Mike and his wife, Marsha, live in the Indianapolis area. He oversees the life and ministry of over 1,200 United Methodist congregations in Indiana, including over 200,000 members organized into 10 district