Everything about Lay Speaker totally explained
A
lay speaker is a position in the
United Methodist Church for the
laity. Technically, a lay speaker is a “member of a local
church … who is ready … to serve the Church.” Generally, lay speakers are leaders in the United Methodist Church on local, district, and conference levels. Lay speakers often lead worship services when a
minister isn't available.
There are two types of lay speakers: local lay leaders and certified lay speakers. Local lay leaders need only take one basic course and serve in their local
congregation only. Certified lay speakers must initially take two classes and continue their education once every three years. They may serve churches of which they're not members.
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