Calling a Pastor to a Baptist Church: A Manual for Pulpit Committees

Religion & Spirituality

James, A.

Christian Books & Bibles

Sunday School Pub Board

Negro Baptist History U.S.A., 1750-1930 (E.c. Morris History of National Baptists Series)

Jordan, Lewis Garnett

Miss Lucie (National Baptist Great Personalities, No 2)

Walker, Charles

In 1982, John Naisbitt’s Megatrends: Ten New Directions Transforming Our Lives brought to our attention the harsh reality that a new and strange world was crashing down around us. One of the ways in which he suggested that the world would change was that we would move “from institutional help to self-help.” By this, he meant that American society would move from being a culture dependent on institutions such as schools, hospitals, and the like, to being a people more centered on themselves individually. Thus, the emergence of “self-service” counters in the marketplace has become pervasive. In this light, Bible study has come to be a matter for the “self” as much as anything else. Pastors simply cannot expect to be the only ones who “know the Bible.” They cannot assume that members of the church will concede to biblical illiteracy. Lay people want to know the Bible, just as the clergy and pastor know it. There is an insistence on the part of the average church member to become intimately familiar with the Word of God. Julius Richard Scruggs’s How to Study &amp; Teach the Bible is an ideal manual that introduces students of the Bible to its intricacies—from the youngest neophyte to the most skilled veteran church member—both clergy and laity alike. He insists that Bible study should become an integral part of the life of every church. He then plunges into a cursory, yet careful, exploration of what the Bible is and how one can become a more effective teacher, preacher, and evangelist. This book is indeed a wise and worthy investment for everyone who desires to have a working knowledge of the Bible and takes the time to work through these pages.

How to Study and Teach the Bible

Scruggs, Julius Richard

What Does It Mean to Be Black and Christian?: Pulpit, Pew, and Academy in Dialogue

In this book of sermons, Warren Stewart addresses and attempts to resolve many of the manifestations of evil we experience today. He deals with issues that are most important to youth. Pastor Stewart also summons and sensitizes parents and other mentors to their own accountability.

How to Handle Giants: Sermons to African American Youth and Their Mentors

Stewart, Warren H.

Please check with seller for Pink Book Revised Edition, or Original Book. Both books are Copyright 1995 by the same publisher. The Author, Alvin Christoper Bernstine, services as Pastor of The Historic Mount Lebanon Baptist Church. He hold a Doctor of Ministry Degree, A Masters of Divinity degree, and did his undergraduate study at Vanderbilt Divinity School. He is also the Director of Family Ministry Programs for the Sunday School Publishing Board as of the copyright of this book, 1995. Book focus is on Black Baptist Christian Education.

How to Develop a Department of Christian Education Within the Local Baptist Church: A Congregational-Enablement Model

Bernstine, Alvin C.

A Manual for Nurture for Baptist Churches: The Church Training Guide for the National Baptist Convention, U.S.A., Inc

Jones, Amos

Townsend Press, Nashville, Tenn, 1998. Soft Cover.

Teacher Training in the African American Church

Sandidge, Oneal Cleaven

Religious Studies

Beyond the Classroom provides an easy-to-read plan for church pastors and church leaders to improve Christian education in the church. Teaching and teacher training are the main emphasis of the book. The scholar and former director of Christian education in a New York megachurch provides the A-Z plan for developing or improving Christian education.

Beyond the Classroom

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