Overcoming Anger Seminar at Harvest Assembly

Vision/Purpose Statement

To offer practical teaching and ministry on: The Anger Cycle, Why we do what we don’t want to do, Identifying the real source of anger and frustration, Removing the power of people and circumstances to control our lives, The three keys to overcome anger.

Leader:
Pastor Bill Sparkman
547.7717 ext. 207
email: bsparkman@harvest12.org

Who specifically does this ministry reach?
This seminar is for both the believer and the nonbeliever. There is a gospel presentation at the end of this seminar. This seminar is usually advertised to the community and the subject attracts all kinds of people.

How does this ministry's activity fit with the Purpose of Harvest Assembly?
It builds disciples.

Who is involved in this ministry?
Pastor Bill is the church coordinator for all Family Foundations Seminars and oversees every seminar that is presented at the church. Esther Mc Michael assists Pastor Bill in preparation and closure for each seminar. There are also a number of people who have been trained to facilitate a small group. These people could be serving as intercessors, assistants, resource distribution and food preparation. Each worker is a critical part of the success of this ministry.

What is required for involvement in this ministry?
There are different ways a person can serve in this ministry. You must first attend the “Ancient Paths Seminar”, which is the foundational seminar to this ministry. Then you must attend the “Training For Ministry Seminar”. Following that you may participate in the seminar as an intercessor. If you desire you could remain as a small group intercessor. The need for intercessors is always great and no seminar is done without them. If you would like, you may pursue becoming a small group facilitator. This is a mentorship process that requires thorough observation from leadership before being released to lead a small group. Going through the training does not automatically guarantee your release into leading a small group. However, there is always a need for trained intercessors, food preparation, and resource distribution. If you are released to lead a small group you could continue your training and become a seminar coordinator.