Stop Preaching and Start Communicating: Communication Principles Preachers Can Learn From Television - Softcover

Gentilucci, Tony

 
9781894860482: Stop Preaching and Start Communicating: Communication Principles Preachers Can Learn From Television

Synopsis

Statistics show that the average person watches almost 5 hours of television per day – that’s more than 1,700 hours a year. It’s obvious from these statistics that television is doing something right, for people to be tuned in for that amount of time. Stop Preaching and Start Communicating has nothing to do with television’s content. Instead, it has everything to do with examining television as an effective communications medium, and how oral communicators can learn from it. In this book you will learn: - how to define and get to know your target audience - how to begin and end a message that gets attention and leaves them breathless - how to communicate without notes - how to communicate just one memorable big idea - how to communicate to transform, rather than to simply inform

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About the Authors

Tony Gentilucci has been working in radio and television since 1984. He is a radio and television arts graduate from Ryerson University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He has an M.Div. from Tyndale Seminary in Toronto, and a D.Min. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Boston, Massachusetts.

Dr. Haddon Robinson was the Harold John Ockenga Distinguished Professor of Preaching and served as Gordon-Conwell's fifth President. He was widely regarded as an expert in the area of preaching, and was named one of the twelve most effective preachers in the English-speaking world in a 1996 Baylor University poll. He was also co-director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Gordon-Conwell. He had done extensive work in the areas of radio and television, and served as host for the television program Film Festival, and was one of the hosts for Discover the Word (formerly Radio Bible Class), a daily radio program of RBC Ministries in Grand Rapids, MI, which is broadcast 600 times a day on stations around the world.

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