Practical Ministry Intensive: Session 13

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Practice flashcards based on Pastor Demonte Daniels' Session 13: Practical Ministry Intensive lecture, covering hospital visitation, funerals, baptism, communion, and pastoral crisis management.

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According to the transcript, what is the goal of practical ministry?

To extend beyond theological knowledge and understand how to navigate significant moments people entrust to your care.

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How is hospital visitation defined in the notes?

The ministry of bringing spiritual support, encouragement, prayer, and the care of the church to someone during sickness, treatment, or recovery.

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What is the key text for hospital visitation?

Matthew 25:36

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What five things must you know before going on a hospital visit?

  1. Who you are visiting (name); 2. What hospital and room they are in; 3. The basic situation; 4. Whether the patient or family expects you; 5. Whether the situation is routine, serious, or critical.
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What are the initial steps to take when arriving for a hospital visit?

Read the room, greet the patient first, ask how they are doing, let them talk, and be sensitive to family and medical staff.

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What are the 'Do Not' rules for hospital visitation?

Do not give medical advice, guarantee healing, criticize doctors or treatment, ask invasive questions, stay too long, or post their condition without permission.

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How is funeral ministry defined?

The responsibility of helping a grieving family honor their loved one while providing biblical comfort, hope, and pastoral presence.

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What key text is associated with funeral ministry?

Romans 12:15

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What four qualities should you be during a funeral service?

Calm, Clear, Compassionate, and Concise.

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What is the responsibility of a minister when preaching at a funeral?

To minister truth, hope, and Christ to the people who are still in the room, rather than trying to preach the deceased into heaven.

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What is the basic flow of a graveside service?

Scripture, Brief Words, Committal, and Prayer.

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How is baptism defined?

The public declaration of a believer's faith in Jesus Christ and their identification with His death, burial, and resurrection.

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What is the key text for baptism?

Matthew 28:19

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What items should be prepared before a baptism?

Appropriate (all black) clothing, towels, water, staff for entry and exit, microphone placement, and assistance (people to help).

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What is the basic flow of the baptism ceremony?

Confession, Declaration, Baptize, and Celebrate.

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What question is asked during the confession phase of baptism?

"Have you placed your faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior?"

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How is communion defined?

The sacred act of remembering the sacrifice of Jesus Christ through the bread and the cup.

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What is the key text for communion?

1 Corinthians 11:23-26

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What are the five steps in the basic flow of communion?

  1. Explain; 2. Read Scripture; 3. Receive the Bread; 4. Receive the Cup; 5. Close.
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What is pastoral crisis ministry?

Responding to unexpected situations where people need immediate spiritual support, calm leadership, and connection to the right help.

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What are the five steps to use when arriving at a pastoral crisis?

Assess, Listen, Stabilize, Involve, and Follow Up.

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What questions should you ask before responding to a pastoral crisis call?

What happened? Where are you? Is everyone safe? Who is already there? Have emergency services been contacted? Does the pastor or an elder know? What are you asking me to do?