Pastor Essays

  • High School Pastor Report

    610 Words  | 3 Pages

    The pastor of one of the small town churches is Pastor Ted Weis. Him and his family all do their part for the church. Melissa Weis plays the piano for the congregation, not do the pastor and his wife lead l Sundays but they also lead their three teenagers through life. Jenna Weis being the oldest, Valerie Weis being the middle child, and David Weis being the youngest of the three. Each Sunday, younger people attend to the basement for their Sunday school. The two different schools having separate

  • Outline To The Book 'The Pastor' By Eugene Peterson

    1488 Words  | 6 Pages

    In his memoir “The Pastor”, Eugene Peterson, renowned biblical scholar, Christian author, and Presbyterian pastor, offers us a glimpse into what it truly means to be a pastor. He gives insight not just to the destination of pastoral leadership, but gives detail to the journey that led him both to his calling and to his pastoral placement. The tagline to the book, “Every step an arrival”, rings clear throughout the book as he shows us that his experiences growing up in the Montana wilderness, and

  • First Baptist Church Interview Paper

    995 Words  | 4 Pages

    During the interview with Timothy Hughes, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, many difficult and probing questions were asked to discover the heart of his decision making process. The pastor, making himself available for this interview answered with much openness and transparency revealing how he makes decisions regarding a variety of issues. In regards to fear and its impact on his decision making, one could ascertain that this pastor uses acknowledgement of his fear to provide balance in this

  • Seattle School Narrative

    1641 Words  | 7 Pages

    Who I am, what I am called to do, and why I want to pursue training at the Seattle School is one of the most incredibly, beautiful, daunting, impossible, frustrating, fulfilling, and terrorizing prompts I’ve written on in my 25 years on earth. However, my ego powered me through countless now deleted drafts, convincing I could write the perfect paper. In this mania, I somehow found time a space to reflect. As I wrote and reflected and cried and laughed and panicked and drank unsafe amounts of coffee

  • Why Do Churches Outreach A Partial For Ministry?

    542 Words  | 3 Pages

    summary of the training. Pastors starting new churches make outreach a priority for ministry.  Almost all pastors have three priorities: preaching, teaching and pastoral care. Pastors also find time for an area of special interest such as pastoral counseling or social justice or prayer. When I started as a church planter, the area of special interest was dictated for me. If I didn’t lead the congregation in reaching out the community, the new church would fail. Pastors of established churches can

  • Personal Statement

    1067 Words  | 5 Pages

    Christianity of India. The all too familiar question “ Since you’re parents are both pastors, will you become a pastor too?” If I can count there may be around 3,000 times people asked whether I would become a pastor since I will be fourth generation women on my mother’s side that go to seminary. It still confuses me every time why everyone thought I would become a pastor like my parents. Indeed, I come from a long lineage of pastors and missionaries from both of my parent’s families, however, I always felt

  • Continuing Pastoral Formation

    1068 Words  | 5 Pages

    personal strengths and weaknesses. With the help of my CPE peers and supervisors, I am now able to use pastoral authority more effectively, although it is still a struggle. I am still not certain how people can make statements like “God has made me a pastor,” when I believe that a church system made them a minister. While I do well when visiting parishioners in hospitals and praying for them, I am still hesitant to use pastoral authority while answering parishioners ' theological questions about issues

  • Pastor Tonkel Beliefs

    848 Words  | 4 Pages

    Pastor Keith Tonkel, the evangelist, the author, the orator and the spiritual leader left this world to be with his lord at the age of 81. Wells United Methodist Church in Jackson confirmed that their pastor had breathed his last at 10.50 am on Wednesday. He was undergoing treatment for cancer. Pastor Tonkel’s long term service to the church was literally an inspiration to many. Dealing with the death of their Pastor seems a very hard exercise for the church and its associated agencies. In a short

  • Female Pastors

    1784 Words  | 8 Pages

    girl, I was always curious as to why our pastors were always males. As I got older, I learned that the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod did not allow female pastors but was aware that there were female pastors in other congregations of different denominations. I accepted the fact that we do not have female pastors in the LCMS but never really understood why it worked that way. After all, women were supposed to have equal rights so why could they not be pastors? This topic has always been of great

  • Examples Of Accomplishments As A Pastor

    420 Words  | 2 Pages

    Accomplishments as a Pastor On June 22, 2002 I was unanimously voted to be the pastor of the New Macedonia M.B. Church in Tampa, Florida. I was installed as Pastor in October of the same year. With a inspirational outlook to continue in the will of God, I continued in the legacy that was left by my the grandfather, Rev Odell Glover (deceased), who had served as pastor for almost 27 years. In my fourteen (14) years as Pastor of New Macedonia, the following programs have been established: · The Glover's

  • Verbal Observation: Evaluating The Pastor

    291 Words  | 2 Pages

    For my verbal observation I choose to evaluate the Pastor which had just arrived from his trip. He was talking about how he visited and seen most of his relatives. When the pastor talks he tends to portrait much excitement and talk rapidly. The person he was talking to was the co-pastor of the church. The co-pastor was puzzled during the conversation when the pastor from one detail to another completely different idea. The co-pastor talks with For nonverbal observation I chose to evaluate my dad

  • Pastors In Titus 1: 5-9

    925 Words  | 4 Pages

    expects of those who will lead his people here on earth. Pastors must be an example in character not just words. It is imperative that he is a man with godly commitments and is faithful to the church, his wife, and children. A pastor must also be a man of good conduct and understand the need of a good reputation. For this is necessary in building a balance life that will allow one to walk worthy according to God’s will. Lastly, a pastor must be a man of Godly character and convictions. He must be

  • Pastor Frank Hogan Character

    1265 Words  | 6 Pages

    the rough and negative seas of the critics. This episode does indeed center around the character of Pastor Frank, and quite honestly it is time for a bit of a confessio on my part. I have not been overly accepting of this character in Hope Valley, and ever since Mark joined last season, I wasn 't sure what I thought of his portrayal of this rugged and simple pastor. I was suspicious of Pastor Hogan, his intentions towards

  • Pastor Mark Driscoll's Tattoo

    361 Words  | 2 Pages

    getting a tattoo is alright for them, or if they should stick with the Bible’s command to oppose body ink. Pastor Mark Driscoll of the Trinity Church in Arizona has shed some light on the issue in a new video newsletter. Pastor Mark Driscoll says he is not against tattoos, but he also said his whole family does not have body ink. Quoting Leviticus 19:26-30 in the Bible, the Arizona-based pastor said God forbade Christians in the Old Testament times to participate in the pagan practice of marking their

  • Essay About Mexican Food

    870 Words  | 4 Pages

    In my original response to what I knew about Mexican food, I was able to identify food items that are of popular thought when thinking about Mexican food. I named tortillas, enchiladas, refried and black beans, rice, cheese, picante sauces, burritos, tacos, batidas and freshly made fruit juices as being the dishes that first come to mind. After reading all about the origins of Mexican food I don’t think I was too far off, but I did not consider how important the tortilla was to Mexico’s history and

  • Consejo Interview Questions

    845 Words  | 4 Pages

    On April 24th, 2017, I interviewed Marco Sauri from Consejo Counseling and Referral Services. Marco is a supervisor of the substance use disorder (SUD) program at Consejo. Consejo has provided SUD services for over 37 years. Consejo’s SUD program mainly works with low-income, monolingual, often undocumented Latino adults and Youth. Marco has been a supervisor for the SUD department at Consejo since 2010. He has worked at Consejo in the SUD program since 2005. He first started as a chemical dependency

  • Latino Pastors: Adan Argueta

    1200 Words  | 5 Pages

    WoLatinos Adan Argueta is the senior pastor for a Latino congregation of around thirty individuals. He describes his unique church as a multi-cultural congregation that speaks the same language. To be a pastor of a Latino church, one must be a “pastor of the people”. You have to eat with them, be apart of their family. Argueta understands the importance of interpersonal relationships within a Latino culture. Argueta’s vision is to extend God’s kingdom among Latinos through the love of Jesus Christ

  • Personal Narrative On Pastor Hiller

    353 Words  | 2 Pages

    I started to get misty eyed.Thinking about Pastor Hiller wishing this didn’t happen. Wishing he didn’t die. There were beautiful flowers for him. There were red flowers, blue flowers, and all of the flowers you could think of. I Looked at Pastor Hiller in the coffin. Next, I put my sleeve over my face so no one could see I was crying like a baby.Water was gushing out of my eyes. In seconds my sleeve was soaked. I took another glance at Pastor Hiller. When I looked at him I remember when

  • New Guidebook For Pastors Paper

    2103 Words  | 9 Pages

    The following paper will be a thorough review of the textbook. The New Guidebook for Pastors. The review of this book will be start in the leadership and the Pastor. Then I will proceed to breakdown the rest of the chapters that stood out and helped formulate and foster discussion in my convictions and my class. The Pastor and his leadership section was one that grabbed me right from the start, I have been a member and participated in churches and secular jobs that had failed leadership. Therefore

  • Pastor Gentle: A Fictional Narrative

    1002 Words  | 5 Pages

    Booker rubbed his sweaty hands together and nervously glanced around the room. This was the night; Pastor Gentle had set up a school-sponsored banquet for the young men to bring a date in order for them to get to know each other better. He had a date and couldn't believe it, but he was very nervous. Hundreds of thoughts were tumbling through his head. What will I say? Will she think I am friendly? How does she expect me to act? Will I remember my manners or do something embarrassing? Will I leave