Keys to Ministry: Ministry and Pastoral Resource, #2

By Calvary Prince

KEY TO MINISTRY (HOW TO BE EFFECTIVE ABD SUCCESSFUL IN MINISTRY, YOUR SERVICE AND WORK FOR GOD

 

MINISTRY CAN BE VERY FRUSTRATING when you do not get the desired result after putting in so much effort .As a pastor you will sometimes feel like quitting but you should not. There would be a time you would see an increase in the things you have planted many years ago.

Calvary Prince, a successful minister for close to two decades shares with you real life and ministry keys, principles and tools that will automatically lead to success in your ministry.

He has planted several churches and has experienced growth at every stage. 

Get a copy of this book and glean through for the principles and keys that will influence your ministry positively

• Language: English
• Publisher: Calvary Prince
• Release date: Jul 5, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223119845

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Keys To

Ministry

HOW TO BE EFFECTIVE & SUCCEED IN MINISTRY, YOUR SERVICE & WORK FOR GOD

CALVARY PRINCE

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KEYS TO MINISTRY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Let’s start here- The Work of the Ministry  5

When Input Is Not Equal To Output  9

Ministry Will Work    11

Key of Believing  14

Five Things You Must Believe In  20

Barriers To Believing   29 

Key of Fighting    35

Key of Constant Progress  42

8. Key of Working         49

9. Key of Personal Waiting     54

9. Key of Structure      60

LET’S START HERE

THE WORK OF

THE MINISTRY

In 2007, I set out as a young university graduate with the call to start a ministry for a young generation. One night whiles praying on top of an uncompleted storey building near the university campus, I received the mandate to raise the foundations of many generations. Over the years, I have learnt a lot and I have been privileged to have many wonderful experiences. Some of these experiences have been good, others have been bad and others have been downright scary.

I started our ministry in a small 10ft by 12ft room. This building was a boy’s quarters of somebody’s building. This room could take not more than 25 people. We had no choir; no singers, no instruments and no microphone to preach. I remember how we used to play stereo tape to create a worship atmosphere in the church. The income of the church at that time could not even pay for the chairs we rented for the Sunday service. The church did not look like a church but I trusted in the call of God upon my life. In no time, after many struggles, we moved the church from that location into a wooden structure we constructed on a piece of land that used to be a refuse dump. People who passed by our church structure would often mistake it for a drinking spot. Our church was full of young girls and boys. This caused many people to despise it. I faced opposition from parents who did not wish for their children to belong to a no name church like ours.

With time I have seen this church full of young junior high and senior high students grown into a church with over 35 branches in Ghana. I have personally planted five of these churches from scratch, so I know what it means to start from nowhere with nothing. I have led the church to build several church buildings in different parts of the country .I have raised and ordained many pastors and shepherds. Every other month, new churches are being started and the little ministry that started in that small room keeps on growing and expanding. Praise be to God!

I have learnt so much in my time