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Grace Family Church in Mississauga is seeking an English-speaking Pastor to launch and lead a new Sunday English service, while overseeing English-language ministries. The pastor will collaborate with Arabic-speaking leadership to maintain one church identity and unity of mission.
The role calls for strong preaching, leadership, and relational skills, with a focus on discipleship of young adults, leaders, and families within a multicultural context.
Job Title: Pastor for the English-Speaking CongregationChurch: Grace Family Church - The Christian and Missionary Alliance of CanadaLocation: 1091 Brevik Place, Mississauga, Ontario L4W 3R7Position Type: Full-TimeStart Date: To Be DeterminedReports To: Senior Pastor and the Church Board of Elders
Grace Family Church is a vibrant Arabic-speaking congregation that has been serving believers in the Greater Toronto Area for over 20 years. Alongside our Arabic services, we currently offer English Sunday School, youth ministries, and young adult gatherings. In recent years, the Lord has blessed us with significant growth, revealing a clear need to launch a dedicated Sunday English service for our emerging church family- young adults, leaders, newcomers, and families seeking a place to call home.
We are prayerfully seeking an English-speaking Pastor who will lead the vision for establishing and growing this new Sunday English service, while overseeing and empowering all English-language ministries. This leader will ensure unity of mission and vision across both English and Arabic congregations, working collaboratively with ministry teams to serve one unified church body.
To ensure unity and alignment across all ministries of Grace Family Church, the Pastor for the English-Speaking Congregation will meet regularly - at least once a month - with the Senior Pastor and/or the Board of Elders. These meetings will provide space for prayer, alignment of ministry plans, joint calendaring, and shared discernment regarding the spiritual direction of the church. This rhythm of coordination is essential to maintain one unified church body, avoiding isolated ministry efforts or the perception of a separate or independent congregation.