Charles E. Jefferson 1860-1937.

It is the Pagan and not the Christian who shines in public and leaves undone the private duties which belong to him as an ordained Steward of the son of God"Charles E. Jefferson 1860-1937. He may be a good preacher-and preaching is definateltly important to pastorial work-and he may be a good organizer,BUT if he is not maintaining A personal interest in the flock,he is not fulfilling his divine calling.It is weaklings and not giants,who neglect their people.More words from CHARLES E JEFFERSON.A pastors job is very hard.He truly must be called of God to do this.Just merely being of an humble nature does not make one a Pastor.Very aggressive men have been great Pastors,and very humble men have made very great evangelist! But Mr. Jefferson was correct,you must have a passion for his flock.He feeds,leads,and protects his flock. (That was my words) Maybe i or someone will free of charge tackle the art of being a good follower.