yes, that's right
It all depends on how the church is set up legally.It all depends on how the church is set up legally.It all depends on how the church is set up legally.It all depends on how the church is set up legally.
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No, they are made by the board of Deacons or Elders along with the pastor. then the congregation is told and they usually have the right to vote on any major decision if they are members of the church.
No. The church can ask the Bishop to reconsider his or her choice of appointment, but ultimately it is the decision of the Bishop to appoint a pastor to a given church. That is the nature of the Episcopal polity.
Jere, what is your business ? I be like pastor?
To organize the church so the church wont be out of order when the Preacher,preist,pastor,or ect. preaches the word. For example Christians have: Decons pastor Elect lady Church commettie sisters It matters what the Church Your Going to.
That would be none of your business.
Baptist churches are democracies. The church elects the deacons after recommendations by the congregation or pastor. The pastor is NOT in control of the church the members are except in Baptist churches that are called "independent" and are not affiliated with a large convection like the General Baptist or Southern Baptist. This is done so the pastor can not take too much control of the church. But the church members can vote to remove a deacon. These types of things are done at business meetings in the church.
The ability of a board of deacons to overrule a pastor's decision typically depends on the governing structure and bylaws of the specific church. In some congregations, the deacons may have the authority to provide counsel and make decisions that can influence or even override the pastor, while in others, the pastor may have the final say on most matters. It's essential to refer to the church's constitution or governing documents for clarity on the roles and powers of both the pastor and the deacons. Ultimately, the dynamics often reflect the church's culture and leadership model.
My response is yes.Although I have not found no official word from the COGIC I base my answer on other factors that is known to the COGIC.The Pastor is the Chief Executive officer of the local church. The final decision on all matters of the church end with the Pastor.The Pastor is the visionary of the church and the business of the church is directly associated with that vision and thus the Pastor needs to be included on all business of the church.The Pastor is the chairperson and a voting member of the trustee board.The trustee board member is the pastor's advisor and prayer partner, a loyal supporter of the pastor, assisting in fulfilling the vision and goals God has given the Pastor for the church.The question makes me wonder if the board is wanting to gain an advantage and control over the pastor.It can also to be said that the pastor might have to much control.The truth is the pastor has that control and should lead with humility and direction from God.Every pastor needs the support of the members and every part of the ministry working in harmony.I pray this response helps you with your most sincere question.God Bless
Sometimes, but usually the church council decides who will become the next pastor. If the church has no council, then the clergy members of the church will come together and decide which one of them will be pastor.
In a Baptist church, the pastor serves as the spiritual leader and is responsible for preaching, teaching, and guiding the congregation. This leadership role is rooted in the belief that the pastor is called by God to shepherd the church, providing spiritual oversight and direction. While Baptist churches emphasize congregational autonomy and democratic governance, the pastor typically plays a crucial role in decision-making and ministry leadership, reflecting their responsibility for the church's spiritual health.
Wait for what? To get a new Pastor? We have a guy at our Church who Preaches if our Pastor can't make it to Church or if he passes away
WHAT?! No, a pastor of ANY church cannot ask someone to move out of town and any good, Christian pastor would never do that! The only thing a pastor may do is if he feels that a member of a church has committed a bad sin and will not confess, the pastor can have the church vote on it and the person may be asked to leave the church, but NO PASTOR can kick someone out of town and if that is what's happening, than that pastor is not a good, Christian pastor and he should be reported to the head of the district for whatever denomination his church is.