Westminster Theological Seminary
The Pastor serves as the sole called teaching elder, responsible for preaching the Word, administering the sacraments, and providing pastoral care. Working in partnership with the Session and a small staff, the Pastor casts vision, equips the saints for ministry, and oversees both the spiritual and administrative
life of the congregation.
Key Responsibilities Worship & Preaching
Prepare and deliver expository, Christ-centered sermons from the whole counsel of God
Lead weekly Lord’s Day worship (a blended traditional service featuring hymns, psalms, and theologically rich contemporary songs)
Administer baptism and the Lord’s Supper in accordance with the Book of Order and Westminster Standards
Plan and oversee seasonal services
Equip the saints for the work of ministry
Pastoral Care & Discipleship
Provide biblical counsel and visitation to members in times of crisis, illness, grief, and life milestones
Officiate weddings and funerals
Teach membership classes and lead adult education classes
Disciple congregants, mentor current and future elders/deacons, and cultivate a culture of prayer and family worship
Leadership & Administration
Serve as moderator of the Session and congregational meetings
Collaborate with elders to develop and implement a clear vision for growth in grace
Oversee staff (administrator, ministry and youth coordinator) and volunteers
Ensure compliance with EPC Book of Order and presbytery requirements
Evangelism & Outreach
Equip members for personal evangelism and hospitality
Build relationships with the community
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life of the congregation.
Key Responsibilities Worship & Preaching
Prepare and deliver expository, Christ-centered sermons from the whole counsel of God
Lead weekly Lord’s Day worship (a blended traditional service featuring hymns, psalms, and theologically rich contemporary songs)
Administer baptism and the Lord’s Supper in accordance with the Book of Order and Westminster Standards
Plan and oversee seasonal services
Equip the saints for the work of ministry
Pastoral Care & Discipleship
Provide biblical counsel and visitation to members in times of crisis, illness, grief, and life milestones
Officiate weddings and funerals
Teach membership classes and lead adult education classes
Disciple congregants, mentor current and future elders/deacons, and cultivate a culture of prayer and family worship
Leadership & Administration
Serve as moderator of the Session and congregational meetings
Collaborate with elders to develop and implement a clear vision for growth in grace
Oversee staff (administrator, ministry and youth coordinator) and volunteers
Ensure compliance with EPC Book of Order and presbytery requirements
Evangelism & Outreach
Equip members for personal evangelism and hospitality
Build relationships with the community
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