A resident of Bayside, New York, Paul Gilvary holds a master's degree in management and is an experienced high school math teacher. Paul Gilvary also possesses extensive knowledge and expertise in the educational admission process. Dedicated to supporting St. Robert Bellarmine Church, Mr. Gilvary serves there as an usher. Being an usher in the church is a role that involves assisting people who are attending services and religious events and which ultimately serves God. Following are four important things an usher should do. Dress formally Ushers should be dressed neatly and respectfully for their role rather than wearing loud neckties or sports clothing that is not appropriate for a formal church gathering such as a Sunday morning service. Assist worshippers Ushers should be attentive to the needs of worshippers by providing all church attendees with a bulletin and directing them where to sit. They should also be knowledgeable about specific seating sections that are most appropriate for people who have hearing or mobility impairments. Greet attendees It is the role of the usher to create a good impression of the church by making people feel welcome by greeting people warmly, but not in a way that is loud or by using a dramatic gestures. Get training Ushers should participate in usher training meetings regularly to help them prepare for their work, discuss challenges, and exchange ideas. Being informed about the ushering role helps to ensure problems are avoided in advance.