Church Etiquette: A Handbook for Doorkeepers
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The focus of this book is on spiritual quality and courteous behavior that a doorkeeper/usher should possess if they are to be effective in their job. Instructional rules are discussed, but the rules of courtesy from a biblical perspective pertaining to those who stand at the sanctuary doors is what makes this book unique.
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About the Book
If you stand at the doors of your church to let worshippers in and out or if you assist in keeping order and decency in the sanctuary, this book is for you. If you are interested in the characteristics and qualities necessary to be a doorkeeper or usher in your church, this book is for you. This book provides important information about being a doorkeeper, as outlined in the Word of God.
The focus of this book is on the spiritual characteristics of an effective doorkeeper. Some instructional rules are discussed, but this book uniquely connects the rules of courtesy with the responsibilities of a doorkeeper. The book also connects courtesy with the Word of God as stated in 1 Peter 3:8: “Finally, be ye all of one mind, having compassion one of another, love as bretheren, be pitiful, be courteous.”
Whether doorkeeper, pastor, leader, or layperson in the church, this book will provide insight into the role of those who stand at the door of the house of the Lord.
About the Author
Linda J. Williams is the founder of Protocol, Etiquette, and Civility Experts Company, an organization that develops and facilitates seminars for corporations, school districts, colleges, and other nonprofit organizations.
Ms. Williams holds a bachelor of arts degree in sociology, and a master of arts degree in adult education. Ms. Williams is certified by The Protocol School of Washington as a children’s etiquette consultant and a corporate and international protocol consultant.
Ms. Williams facilitates church etiquette workshops to assist members in an understanding of the rules of church etiquette, which is biblically based. Ms. Williams’ other books include Church Etiquette, A Handbook for Manners and Appropriate Behavior in Church.
Ms. Williams is a member of Friendship Baptist Church in Roslyn, New York, where she serves as etiquette officer and activities coordinator. Ms. Williams resides in Westbury, New York with her husband. She has two adult children who reside in New York City.