Publisher's Synopsis
About the BookThey are the smiling faces of the ushers and greeters, welcoming you to the House of God and eager to serve you. They are answering the call to serve the body of Christ by superbly representing our Lord Jesus Christ to newcomers and those of the Christian faith.However, being an usher requires more than just escorting people to a church pew, but exemplifying what the Bible proclaims as "loving one's neighbor" to all those around them.The new book by author Donna C. Hornbuckle, Confessions of a Church Usher, characterizes the various responsibilities required of church ushers and greeters by providing inside glimpses into their roles: staying fresh in God's Word, dressing the part and establishing connection with each person one meets with outstanding service.The author does not 'sugar-coat' and addresses the ministry challenges from restraining from 'authoritative' actions to having a calming temperament around many personalities. She reminds readers that inappropriate responses could damage their witness to those who are seeking a relationship with Jesus Christ.Overall, Confessions of a Church Usher, emphasizes the intricate and vital part that the Usher Ministry plays in impacting the lives of others for the Lord. She encourages readers to prayerfully ask God what ministry would be benefitted most by their gifts, talents and skills as the Usher Ministry is not for everyone. About the AuthorSince 1989, Donna Hornbuckle has been a member of World Changer's Church International in College Park, Georgia, under the anointed leadership of Dr. Creflo A. Dollar, Jr. All total she has served in the Usher Ministry 22 years, of which seventeen were served at World Changer's. She is a wife, mother, grandmother and a great-grandmother. Mrs. Hornbuckle resides in Pensacola, Florida. This is her first book.
