Senior Pastor The Senior Pastor is to provide spiritual and pastoral leadership to the membership of the Church. The Senior Pastor will serve as the chief administrator of the congregation so that it might fulfill its mission and purpose as the body of Christ. The Senior Pastor will preach, teach, and administer Communion and give… Read More »
Read More Assistant Pastor The Assistant Pastor’s position is a supportive leadership position. The individual in this position has the primary responsibility to assist the senior pastor in creation, implementation, and management of specific functions designed to bring about the unity and maturity of the body of Christ. The assistant pastor will fill in for the senior… Read More »
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Administrative Pastor The Administrative Pastor assists the Senior Pastor in organization, overseeing the administrative tasks of the church, thus relieving the pastor of those responsibilities, so the Senior Pastor can focus more time on visiting the sick, sermon preparation, prayer and other pastoral duties. The Administrative Pastor receives no monetary compensation at this time and… Read More »
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Worship Leader A faithful Worship Leader magnifies the greatness of God in Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit by skillfully combining God’s Word with music, thereby motivating the gathered church to proclaim the gospel, to cherish God’s presence, and to live for God’s glory
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Deacon Chairperson The Deacon Chairperson serves under the leadership of the Pastor, who is the overseer of the church; serves as leader of the Deacon and Deaconess Body; and ultimately, serves as a model in ministry to exhibit exemplary life styles, and to offer guidance and direction for many aspects of a church’s mission, purpose… Read More »
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Deacon The term Deacon comes from the Greek word diákonos meaning servant or minister. It appears at least 29 times in the New Testament. The role or office of deacon was developed in the early church primarily to minister to the physical needs of the members of the body of Christ.
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Deacon The term Deacon comes from the Greek word diákonos meaning servant or minister. It appears at least 29 times in the New Testament. The role or office of deacon was developed in the early church primarily to minister to the physical needs of the members of the body of Christ.
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Deacon The term Deacon comes from the Greek word diákonos meaning servant or minister. It appears at least 29 times in the New Testament. The role or office of deacon was developed in the early church primarily to minister to the physical needs of the members of the body of Christ.
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Deaconess The Apostle Paul mentions a Christian woman by the name of “Phoebe” in his Epistle to the Romans verses 16: 1-2, she is thought to be the first Deaconess. Paul refers to her both as a (in the Greek “diakonon”) or “Deacon” and as a helper or patron of many. In the Church, deaconesses… Read More »
Read More Deaconess The Apostle Paul mentions a Christian woman by the name of “Phoebe” in his Epistle to the Romans verses 16: 1-2, she is thought to be the first Deaconess. Paul refers to her both as a (in the Greek “diakonon”) or “Deacon” and as a helper or patron of many. In the Church, deaconesses… Read More »
Read More Deaconess The Apostle Paul mentions a Christian woman by the name of “Phoebe” in his Epistle to the Romans verses 16: 1-2, she is thought to be the first Deaconess. Paul refers to her both as a (in the Greek “diakonon”) or “Deacon” and as a helper or patron of many. In the Church, deaconesses… Read More »
Read More Deaconess The Apostle Paul mentions a Christian woman by the name of “Phoebe” in his Epistle to the Romans verses 16: 1-2, she is thought to be the first Deaconess. Paul refers to her both as a (in the Greek “diakonon”) or “Deacon” and as a helper or patron of many. In the Church, deaconesses… Read More »
Read More Deaconess The Apostle Paul mentions a Christian woman by the name of “Phoebe” in his Epistle to the Romans verses 16: 1-2, she is thought to be the first Deaconess. Paul refers to her both as a (in the Greek “diakonon”) or “Deacon” and as a helper or patron of many. In the Church, deaconesses… Read More »
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