Full-Time Pastor for Growing Lutheran Congregation

LCMC; Minnesota; Sur place; USD 70 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stacy, Minnesota, is seeking a full-time pastor ordained and faithful to the LCMC faith and the congregation's Confession of Faith.

A Master of Divinity and LCMC certification are preferred, with a minimum of five years of ministry experience and a willingness to reside in the local community. The pastor will lead worship with weekly communion, provide pastoral care, supervise staff, and partner with the Church Council while supporting ministries

Qualifications

• Currently ordained and adheres to LCMC Statement of Faith and the congregation's Confession of Faith.
• Minimum of five years of ministry experience.
• Willingness to live within the local community.
• Soundness in doctrine, aptness to teach, and life above reproach.

Responsabilités

• Faithfully preach the Word, administer the Sacraments, and lead worship in line with LCMC practices.
• Provide pastoral care through visitation, counseling, and ceremonies (weddings, funerals).
• Offer spiritual and administrative leadership with the Church Council and staff supervision.
• Support congregational ministries including Christian education, youth, missions, stewardship, outreach, and Little Angels Preschool.
• Engage the community and communicate through newsletters and coordinated worship planning.

Connaissances

Pastoral leadership

Preaching & teaching

Worship leadership

Community engagement

Formation

Master of Divinity

LCMC Certification

Ordination

Description du poste

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Stacy, Minnesota, is seeking a full-time pastor ordained and faithful to the LCMC faith and the congregation's Confession of Faith.

A Master of Divinity and LCMC certification are preferred, with a minimum of five years of ministry experience and a willingness to reside in the local community. The pastor will lead worship with weekly communion, provide pastoral care, supervise staff, and partner with the Church Council while supporting ministries