What is a Presbyterian minister called?

Answer 1

A Presbyterian Pastor is a clergy person who has been ordained as a teaching elder in one of the Presbyterian denominations. Presbyterian pastors are required to attend graduate school and demonstrate proficiency in both Greek and Hebrew as well as in many other theological studies.

Answer 2

The proper title for clergy in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is "The Reverend [1st Name Last Name.]" Most Presbyterians use the familiar form of first names for both clergy and members. The equal standing of all members, regardless of position, title or age, leads many Presbyterian congregations to encourage children to address adults by their first names as well. However, local traditions vary widely.

Answer 3

A Presbyterian minister may be called Pastor (followed by first or last name, as the minister prefers) or Reverend. The minister may also use the term Doctor if it has been earned.