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A LAY MEMBERS GUIDE TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2015 Bishop Jane Allen Middleton, Resident Interim Bishop Renata Smith, Conference Lay Leader Mitchell Underwood, Associate Conference Lay Leader Dear Lay

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1. Begin by addressing the letter with "Dear Lay Member." This is used as a respectful form of addressing someone who is part of a non-professional or non-expert group within a particular organization or community.
2. Keep the tone formal and respectful throughout the letter. Use polite language and avoid any jargon or technical terms that might be difficult for a lay member to understand. This will ensure that your message is conveyed clearly and effectively.
3. Start the letter by introducing yourself and your role within the organization. Provide any necessary background information or context that will help the lay member understand the purpose of your communication.
4. Clearly state the reason for writing the letter. Whether it is to inform the lay member about an upcoming event, request their participation in a project, or seek their feedback on a particular issue, make sure your intention is clear from the beginning.
5. Provide any necessary details or instructions related to the purpose of the letter. Make sure to explain any key dates, deadlines, or requirements that the lay member needs to be aware of.
6. Offer any additional resources or support that may be helpful. If there are any documents, websites, or contact information that the lay member can refer to for further information or assistance, include them in the letter.
7. Conclude the letter by expressing gratitude for the lay member's involvement and support. Reiterate any important next steps or actions that need to be taken.

Who needs dear lay member:

1. Organizations or communities that have a group of non-professional or non-expert individuals who are part of their decision-making or advisory processes may need to address a "Dear Lay Member" letter.
2. Non-profit organizations, religious institutions, volunteer groups, or any other entities that engage with lay members for their input, participation, or support could use this form of address in their communication.
3. These letters can be relevant when seeking opinions or feedback, inviting lay members to events or meetings, or updating them about important decisions or developments within the organization.

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What is dear lay member?

Dear lay member refers to a letter or an official document prepared by a church or religious organization addressed to a member of the congregation who is not a clergy or a religious leader.

Who is required to file dear lay member?

The church or religious organization is required to file dear lay member to communicate important information or updates to their congregation members.

How to fill out dear lay member?

Dear lay member can be filled out by writing a personalized message or announcement and addressing it to the specific congregation member.

What is the purpose of dear lay member?

The purpose of dear lay member is to keep the congregation informed about upcoming events, changes in church policies, or important announcements.

What information must be reported on dear lay member?

Dear lay member should report any relevant information that the church or religious organization wants to communicate to its congregation members.