Contents
1.> Beginning an On Campus Prayer Room
2.> Components of A Successful Prayer Ministry Strategy
3.> Description of the Key Leaders of a Prayer Ministry / The Prayer Minister or Pastor
3.1 Possible Job Description of the Prayer Minister or Pastor Might Include: / Getting Started
3.2 Prayer Coordinator or Prayer Outreach Coordinator / The Prayer Communications Coordinator / Components of a Prayer Letter
3.3 The Prayer Outreach Coordinator Or Strategic Prayer Coordinator / The Responsibilities of the Strategic
4.> Practical Policies and Code of Conduct for all Prayer Room Ministry/ Prayer Room Checklist
4.1 Practical Policies During The Worship Service
4.2 Policies Prior to Coming on Shift
4.3 When on Shift, Use Wise Discernment
4.4 Unexpected Emergencies
4.5 At the Close of Ministry
5.> Personal Profile for the Ministry Prayer Team / Voluntary Release, Assumption of Risk and Indemnity Agreement
6.> Altar Team Ministry
6.1 Some suggestions for Altar Ministry
6.2 The Best Method for Success
6.3 Where Do I Begin?
6.4 When Ministering
6.5 Be Atentive to Conditions around you
6.6 Blockades to Answered Prayer
6.7 Problems of Inconvenience
6.8 Proper Mentoring in the Gifts of the Spirit
6.9 The Character of Mature Discerment
7.> Integrity In Intercessory Ministry
7.1 Identifying Key Prayer Ministry Leadership / Points of Primary Concern when Choosing Intercessory Prayer Leadership
7.2 Good Communication Among Yourself and Key Prayer Leadership
7.3 The Prayer Leaders Responsibility to You
7.3.1 Others who Desire to Pray or Give Counsel
7.4 Your Responsibility to Prayer Leaders and Intercessors
7.5 A Signed Mutual Agreement
7.6 Legitimate Ministry Issues for Mediation
7.7 The Ministry Responsibility to all Parties Concerned
7.8 Understanding Ministry Policy
7.9 Setting Boundaries for a Safe Environment / Keep the following in mind
7.10 Growth and the Need for Ministry Professionalism
7.10.1 Practical Policies of Professionalism
7.10.2 Ministry Professionalism
7.10.3 Individual Professionalism
7.10.4 Resolving Conflict
7.10.5 Intercessor to Pastor Protocol
7.10.6 Intercession that Stirs the Heart Of God
8.> Intercessor's Code of Conduct
8.1 The Conduct of the Intercessor
8.2 The Conduct of Our Mouth
8.3 The Intercessors' Check List
8.4 The Heart of an Intercessor

The How To's of Prayer Ministry


1.3.3.2 Ministry Professionalism

  1. Honor one another, remember love covers a multitude of sin.

    2. Cover one another, Look out for one another,

    Cover each other against accusation or ill will. We are God’s family. If we don't look out and love each other, no one else will either. Family members protects one another and warn them when problems are stirring. Guards their back from back lash. A family does not communicate damaging information to those who will destroy the family unit. When a problem arises, its family business. It does not go beyond the door or leave the family room.

    3. Watch out for one another.

    The scripture declares that we are in a war and that this war is in our midst. Some believe that if you are in the perfect will of God, that the enemy will not attack you. Well let’s consider this statement for a moment. Was God out of His will when lucifer rebelled against Him? I would say not, and so the enemy is always at work to destroy the work and family of God. So be alert. Pray for each other and keep your eyes open. As the scripture says, "be sober and be vigilant for your adversary the devil goes about as a roaring lion seeking to devour."

    4. Endeavor to keep the bond of unity.

    The word, "endeavor" implies that keeping unity will require some extra effort. The enemies primary plan is to divide the ranks. Once his goal is achieved, penetration, demoralization of the ranks and killing off the leadership will follow. This is not a game. We are in a war. Understand the meaning of DIVISION, The word means to divide the vision. So take a moment and consider what you are doing. Are your actions unifying the Body of Christ or is it set to destroy and divide the work of God? See James 3:14-17 Even good intentions can be the devils workshop.