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• catalog contributor b3805878.
• catalog created "1965.".
• catalog date "1965".
• catalog date "1965.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1965.".
• catalog description "Introduction (which justifies and sets the tone of this treatise) -- What they don't teach you in seminary -- I. The professional stance, or the techniques of being unmistakably clerical -- Piety and its uses -- Notes on pastoral attire -- The car in front of the manse -- Living the inhibited life -- Choosing art and literature suitable for the parsonage -- The value of the stained glass voice -- II. Selecting the clerical wife -- The reasons why you must marry -- The stylish, sexy and other types of girls to avoid -- The advantages of marrying a girl who wants to marry a minister -- The tremendous advantage of marrying a girl who has money -- III. How to be impressive in the pulpit -- Entertain the customers -- Make them cry -- Make them feel religious -- Notes on noteless preaching -- A preaching program which can't miss -- The danger of being specific -- IV. The administration of a church, which is a polite phrase for raising money -- The theology of church finance -- ".
• catalog description "Living with the faculty -- Never mind the students -- IX. The last lap -- Achieving the humility, ability balance -- The unpredictable nature of electing assemblies -- Concluding counsel.".
• catalog description "The pallid sins of nice people -- The peace which passeth understanding -- The status church -- Picking the right Negro -- How to handle committees -- The men to cultivate -- Tell them they are in charge -- V. Conducting public worship, an exercise in nostalgia -- How to produce the right feeling -- The good and the bad hymns -- Some strikes against "A Mighty Fortress" -- The assurances of "Blessed Assurance" -- The greatest hymn ever written -- Soft music and the prayer tone -- Managing the successful wedding ceremony -- VI. The other minor but unavoidable obligations -- How to live with the Sunday school -- Hitting it off with the ladies -- The art of pastoral counseling -- VII. Getting into the major leagues -- The chaps who get the job -- VIII. Alternative routes to the top -- The honest self examination prior to seeking board service -- The blessings of a board executive -- How to pretend you prefer the pastorate -- The college presidency, its joys and hazards -- ".
• catalog extent "xii, 131 p.".
• catalog issued "1965".
• catalog issued "1965.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday,".
• catalog subject "817.54".
• catalog subject "BV4015 .S58 1965".
• catalog subject "Pastoral theology Humor.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Introduction (which justifies and sets the tone of this treatise) -- What they don't teach you in seminary -- I. The professional stance, or the techniques of being unmistakably clerical -- Piety and its uses -- Notes on pastoral attire -- The car in front of the manse -- Living the inhibited life -- Choosing art and literature suitable for the parsonage -- The value of the stained glass voice -- II. Selecting the clerical wife -- The reasons why you must marry -- The stylish, sexy and other types of girls to avoid -- The advantages of marrying a girl who wants to marry a minister -- The tremendous advantage of marrying a girl who has money -- III. How to be impressive in the pulpit -- Entertain the customers -- Make them cry -- Make them feel religious -- Notes on noteless preaching -- A preaching program which can't miss -- The danger of being specific -- IV. The administration of a church, which is a polite phrase for raising money -- The theology of church finance -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Living with the faculty -- Never mind the students -- IX. The last lap -- Achieving the humility, ability balance -- The unpredictable nature of electing assemblies -- Concluding counsel.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The pallid sins of nice people -- The peace which passeth understanding -- The status church -- Picking the right Negro -- How to handle committees -- The men to cultivate -- Tell them they are in charge -- V. Conducting public worship, an exercise in nostalgia -- How to produce the right feeling -- The good and the bad hymns -- Some strikes against "A Mighty Fortress" -- The assurances of "Blessed Assurance" -- The greatest hymn ever written -- Soft music and the prayer tone -- Managing the successful wedding ceremony -- VI. The other minor but unavoidable obligations -- How to live with the Sunday school -- Hitting it off with the ladies -- The art of pastoral counseling -- VII. Getting into the major leagues -- The chaps who get the job -- VIII. Alternative routes to the top -- The honest self examination prior to seeking board service -- The blessings of a board executive -- How to pretend you prefer the pastorate -- The college presidency, its joys and hazards -- ".
• catalog title "How to become a bishop without being religious / Charles Merrill Smith.".
• catalog type "Humor. fast".
• catalog type "text".