APPLY YOURSELF TO THE FIELD MINISTRY
Improving Our Skills in the Ministry
WHY IMPORTANT: Although the sample presentations that appear in the meeting workbook provide helpful ideas, these are simply outlines. You should use your own words. You may prefer a different approach or feel that another subject would have more appeal locally. If so, after you have read the magazine, considered the sample presentations, and seen the video demonstrations, you can use the following suggestions to build a personal presentation.
HOW TO DO IT:
Ask yourself, ‘Do I want to use one of the sample presentations?’
YES
Prepare your opening words. After giving a customary greeting, state concisely the reason for your visit. (Example: “I am here because . . .”)
Consider how you will transition between the question, the scripture, and the offer. (Example: To introduce a scripture, you might say: “A satisfying answer to that question can be found right here.”)
NO
Choose a subject from the magazine that interests you and will have appeal in your territory
Decide on a viewpoint question to ask that will stimulate thought and conversation but not put the householder on the spot. (Example: The questions that appear on page 2 of the magazines.)
Choose a scripture to read. (If you are featuring Awake! reading a scripture is optional, since this magazine is designed for those who have little knowledge of the Bible and may even distrust religion.)
Formulate a sentence or two that explains how the householder will benefit from reading the article
IN EITHER CASE
Prepare a follow-up question to answer on the return visit
Make notes to help you remember what you want to say next time
RHIEGBE YE IWINNA IKPORHU IYẸN NỌMA
Vbene A Ya Guẹ Sayọ Vbe Iwinna Ikporhu
EVBỌZẸ NE Ọ NA RU EKPATAKI: Agharhemiẹn wẹẹ, vbene a ya rhie avbe ebe ọghe ima ladian ni rre ebe iwinna na loo vbe iko ru iyobọ ne ima, igiemwi kẹkan ẹre nọ. Ọ khẹke nu loo ẹmwẹ obọ ruẹ. U sẹtin gha hoo nu loo uhunmwuta ọvbehe nọ gha maan sẹ vbe ẹdogbo ne u na kporhu. Adeghẹ erriọ u hoo nu ruẹ, u sẹtin loo ọkpa vbe azẹvbiro na, ya muegbe ẹre yotọ ighẹ ẹmwẹ obọ ruẹ, ọni vbe iyeke u gha tie ne ebe nẹ, kevbe igiemwi ọghe vbene a khian ya rhiẹre ladian hẹ, deba e vidio ọghe ne orhiema.
VBENE A YA RUẸ HẸ:
Nọ egbuẹ, ‘I gha hoo ne I loo ọkpa vbe igiemwi ọghe vbene a khian ya rhiẹre ladian hẹ ra?’
ẸẸN
Muegbe ẹre yotọ ighẹ ẹmwẹ nu khian ya muẹn so. Vbe u gha ghi tuẹ otuẹ na tuẹ vbe ẹdogbo nii nẹ, u ghi gie ne ọ yan owa rẹn evbọzẹ ne u na rre. (U sẹtin kha wẹẹ: “Te I rre, ne I do . . . ”)
Muẹn roro vbene u khian ya rhilo inọta ne u khian nọ ginna evbagbẹn nọhuanrẹn ne u khian tie hẹ kevbe ẹmwẹ nu khian ta. (Vbe igiemwi: U ke tie Baibol, u sẹtin kha wẹẹ: “U gha miẹn ewanniẹ ọghe inọta na vbe ako na.”)
Ẹn o
• Zẹ uhunmwuta ọkpa nọ yẹẹ ruẹ vbe ne ebe iyẹn, nọ gha vbe yẹẹ emwa ni rre ako ne u na kporhu
Gualọ inọta nọ gha gua ọ yan owa kpa ya ta emwi nọ rre ọre ekhọe, ẹi re inọta nẹi khian sẹtin zẹ ewanniẹ yi. (Vbe igiemwi: Inọta nọ rre ipapa 2 ọghe ne ebe iyẹn.)
Zẹ evbagbẹn nọhuanrẹn ne u khian tie. (Adeghẹ Awake! ẹre u khian rhie ladian, ẹi re esalẹbẹ ne u tie Baibol rhunmwuda, emwa nẹi mobọ mwẹ irẹnmwi e Baibol kevbe ni ma mu orhiọn yan ugamwẹ ẹre a gu gbẹn ebe iyẹn na.)
Muegbe ẹre yotọ ifiẹmwẹ ọkpa ra eva ne u khian ya rhan otọre ma ọ yan owa ighẹ, iyobọ ne ebe na khian ru nẹ, vbe ọ gha tiẹre
VBE NỌ RHIRHIGHA YEHẸ
Muegbe ẹre yotọ inọta ọkpa ne u khian nọ, kevbe ne u gha rhie ewanniẹ yi vbe u gha werriegbe rre
Gbọẹn yotọ ighẹ ẹmwẹ ne u khian ta vbe u gha werriegbe rre, ne u ghẹ mieke na miamia
