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In conversation: Minister first, then Mr./Mrs./Ms./Miss (name). In letters: Dear Minister.
In the majority of churches, ordained ministers are styled The Reverend. However, as stated above, some are styled Pastor and others do not use any religious style or form of address, and are addressed as any other person, e.g. as Mr, Ms, Miss, Mrs or by name.
An essential way to make a guest preacher feel welcome is to state a time and place in the church where he or she will meet a designated person. That person should be wearing a name tag and know where the guest needs to go first.
Aim for a concise, but also interesting, introduction. Use short, direct sentences that convey information clearly. In addition, avoid lengthy biographies or unnecessary details that may lose the audiences interest. Finally, craft your words carefully to maintain a lively and engaging tone.
Address the honorarium (if there is one) during the invitation phase. Provide a fair honorarium to your guest preacher based on the time, travel, and credentials of your speaker. It is best to present the check to the guest preacher once the service has been rendered.
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In some churches, such as the Episcopal church, the practice is to use the Reverend Ms. Smith. In many areas of the country, United Methodists refer to the pastor as the preacher or address him or her as Preacher Smith. This is an anachronistic reference from the days when most clergy were circuit riders.
The Honourable (if members of the Privy Council) or The Honourable (name) Minister for The Honourable (if members of the Privy Council) or The Honourable (name) Minister for
Titles such as pastor, evangelist, bishop, etc., are used to describe the roles in which an ordained minister serves. The most common formal titles for a minister are: Reverend (Rev.), Minister (Min.), and Clergy.

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