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    In the introduction to the “Circular to Pastors of Methodist Congregations” it talks about how the Bible Society of Rowan County decided to take action to establish a committee to print and distribute Bibles all across the South during the Civil War. On June 23, 1861 a circular, which is an advertisement, or letter that is distributed to a large number of people was sent to the pastors of the churches in Rowan Country. This letter was to be read to the congregation about establishing a Bible…

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    choice of which profession you want to pursue while in other countries they pick it for you without your consent. Since we have this choice we should pick things we are passionate about and not what other people want us to be. Some people want to be pastors, coaches and politician however all those careers require different educational levels and difference in pay likewise in responsibility. A coach educational levels is much like a teachers, they travel the same educational pathway due to the…

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    flock, Baxter mentioned that pastors are also responsible for people outside the flock. At the same time pastors are working to build up the converted, they must labor for the conversion of the unconverted. Baxter noted that, “The work of conversion is the first and great thing pastors must drive at”. As ministers of the gospel, pastors are required to go after the lost. The Bible says that heaven rejoices when one sinner repents (Matthew 15:7). Therefore, pastors must take heed and do…

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    The Pastor and Teacher in New England Customs, values, and beliefs in colonial times were different than what is currently experienced by society. One major change is the church structure. In the 17th century New England Colonies, churches had four administration roles, a pastor, a teacher, one or more ruling elders, and one deacon. Throughout the course of the next 100 years, the role of the teacher became virtually extinct. The roles of the pastor and teacher in the New England church system…

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    Pastor Scott graduated with a degree in theology and has been preaching for roughly twenty years. He speaks in a way that everyone from first-time-in church to lifelong church members can understand. Although his beliefs prevent him from agreeing with certain secular beliefs, he is always respectful of other people and their right to life how they choose. For the most part, I would say that everyone in the auditorium is there voluntarily. There are a variety of ages and ethnicities, and service…

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    he function of pastor that best engages me and my calling is that of the pastor as a counselor; Willimon talks about the curate in this function in chapter seven in his book Pastor. There are many reasons why I see this role important in my vocation as a chaplain. There are several ways in which this image related to my emerging ecclesiology. The first thing I can relate to is what Tim Crutcher talks about in chapter six on “tradition at its best”. The early concept of the church is that the…

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    consists of the Bible study group that I teach on Thursday nights. They range in age from middle school age to older adults. I am the pastor of this small church in a very rural area of Utah and these are some of the original attendees. They come from a mixture of religious backgrounds, including Catholic, Mormon, Charismatic, and Baptist. Topic: The Christian church pastor has many roles, but his primary roles include equipping the believers to become witnesses to the world and share Christ’s…

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    A Brazilian evangelical pastor is offering forgiveness to them man who stabbed him in the back and neck while he was laying his hands of his congregants during a televised church service. Pastor Valdemiro Santiago, 53, was performing a ritual of laying-on of hands when a knife-wielding congregant suddenly stabbed him in the back and neck. The service ended with the bleeding pastor being rushed to a hospital, AFP details. “The pastor kindly leaned down to embrace a young man, who took out a knife…

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    Both Baxter and Witmer, in their books “The Reformed Pastor”,” The Shepherd Leader”, argue about how to be a good leader in a biblical way for Maturate Pastoral Ministry. While Baxter describes from his own point of view, Witmer harmonizes with Baxter including other points. Firstly, in this essay, we will be comparing and contrast, Timothy Witmer’s framework for leadership with his “old shepherd friend” Richard Baxter in The Reformed Pastor (1657) Secondly, we are going to Evaluate Witmer’s…

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    Arthur Dimmesdale: The Sinful Pastor Nathaniel Hawthorne’s novel The Scarlet Letter features a plethora of diverse characters. Each character presents his or her own set of attributes, such as values, motivations and characteristics. In addition, very few of those characters contribute to the main theme of the entire story, but what they do, say and value depicts the central idea of the story to some degree.Arthur Dimmesdale, a major character within Hawthorne’s novel, clearly portrays this…

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