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==2. Name five essential qualifications of a colporteur. == | ==2. Name five essential qualifications of a colporteur. == | ||
==3. How is the colporteur supported? == | ==3. How is the colporteur supported? == | ||
| + | The term "colporteur" is an alteration of French comporter, "to peddle" as a portmanteau or pun with the word col (Latin collum, "neck"), with the resulting meaning "to carry on one's neck". Porter, is from Latin portare, "to carry." It could also be interpreted to mean "to carry one's neck" which is not far from accurate. The colporteurs are self-supported, meaning that no money is provided to them by the church. Their income comes from the literature they sell. | ||
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==4. What four steps are taken in the sale of a book or magazine? == | ==4. What four steps are taken in the sale of a book or magazine? == | ||
==5. Briefly outline how to arouse an interest in purchasing a book or magazine? == | ==5. Briefly outline how to arouse an interest in purchasing a book or magazine? == | ||
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1. From the Bible and writings of Ellen G. White, write a summary, at least 250 words in length, on the importance of the use of literature in leading people to Christ.
2. Name five essential qualifications of a colporteur.
3. How is the colporteur supported?
The term "colporteur" is an alteration of French comporter, "to peddle" as a portmanteau or pun with the word col (Latin collum, "neck"), with the resulting meaning "to carry on one's neck". Porter, is from Latin portare, "to carry." It could also be interpreted to mean "to carry one's neck" which is not far from accurate. The colporteurs are self-supported, meaning that no money is provided to them by the church. Their income comes from the literature they sell.
4. What four steps are taken in the sale of a book or magazine?
5. Briefly outline how to arouse an interest in purchasing a book or magazine?
6. Know how to meet objections to purchasing a book or magazine.
7. Do one of the following:
a. Maintain a literature rack for four months, keeping a log of which books are the most and least popular.
b. Do a project of house-to-house or mail distribution of literature in your community for ten hours. Include in the literature a response card for additional literature, Bible studies, and/or a Bible correspondence course.
c. Engage in selling Seventh-day Adventist books and/or magazines during a period of a least five weeks, or at least 20 hours each.
d. Do a project of distributing religious books to local government officials. Spend at least ten hours on your project.
e. Do a project of supplying religious literature to patients in a hospital or nursing home. Spend at least ten hours on your project.
f. Make a project of supplying a year’s subscription to Liberty magazine to the judges and/or lawyers in your community. Raise the money or get contributions for the gift subscriptions.
g. Make a project of sending literature and/or Bibles to the mission field. Part of this project is collecting the literature and/or Bibles, determining where to send the material and packaging and sending the material.
Historical Notes
This honor was introduced in 1928 with the name "Colportage". The name was changed to “Literature Evangelism” 1956.
