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-The first step in a visitation ministry is figuring out who to visit. These people are often nearly invisable because you don't see them in church or at church events. Start by thinking about who is missing that you know. Next talk to your pastor, church clerk, and church elders. (Elders are generally responsible for visitation ministry in most Adventist churches).  Relatives are a good source of information as well.
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-The goal of Christian visitation is encourage people. This happens in different ways depemding on the situation. Showing them that their church family members care may encourage  to discover and observe members who have not been in church and take steps to maintain contact with them.
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-Every Pathfinder should be clean and neat whenever possible. If visiting the sick, wash your hands and don't go if you have a cold.  In many situations the visit may take the form of a mini worship service, so of course you want to present well.
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 We are in Christian Warfare. We need to be like the Marines who leave no one behind on the battlefield. A healthy church pays attention to every member/attendee and helps those who can't or choose not to attend for various reasons. There is little point evangelising to bring new people if we just let the existing people drift away uncared for.
 The first step in a visitation ministry is figuring out who to visit. These people are often nearly invisable because you don't see them in church or at church events. Start by thinking about who is missing that you know. Next talk to your pastor, church clerk, and church elders. (Elders are generally responsible for visitation ministry in most Adventist churches).  Relatives are a good source of information as well.
 Next step is to develop an intentional plan to connect with the people on the list. For some people (like long term illness) a schedule will be helpful, while other people will need a visit due to unexpected circumstances.
 The goal of Christian visitation is encourage people. This happens in different ways depemding on the situation. Showing them that their church family members care may encourage  to discover and observe members who have not been in church and take steps to maintain contact with them.

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-Be careful not to force your objectives for visitation on an individual. Your attitude should be welcomed and peaceful.
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-This type of visitation is designed to reach out to members of your church, demonstrating the love and principles that the church is grounded on. This tends to further strengthen one relationship with the Lord.
+This type of visitation is designed to reach out to members of your church and other people you know, demonstrating the love and principles that the church is grounded on. This tends to further strengthen believers relationship with the Lord.
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