Church Observation Paper

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My first observation was when attended church services and I observed the pastor did not use any props. The pastor was speaking on the power of prayer. The presentation was very informative and useful. I observe a couple of verbal and non-verbal communication during the presentation; he maintained great eye contact with the audience and had great body language. His verbal communication was great as well with remaining calm and focused. The pastor did an excellent job with appropriately demonstrate his topic without props, he talked from the heart and gave examples from his life regarding the power of prayer.
My second observation is from a town hall meeting that was conducted by CEO of Governance, Risk & Compliance for the company I work for.

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