A rather well-known evangelist used to send a team of workers to visit the cities included on his tour to prepare for his arrival and the subsequent revival meeting in advance. These people were well trained; they knew exactly what to do. One of them was in charge of publicity, and as soon as he was on the scene he would call a press conference, arrange for interviews with the local radio and television stations, and contact leaders of churches that intended to sponsor the evangelistic crusade. Another would begin to work on programs and the printing of the various posters and publicity pieces necessary to the success of the effort. Still another person called for and worked with local volunteers who would usher, counsel, and assist in other ways. One person checked on the site and arrange…