Lead Pastor: Bible-Centered Growth & Community Leader

Brethren in Christ U.S.; Roanoke (VA); On-site; USD 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Brethren in Christ U.S. is seeking a lead pastor for Highland Park Community Church in Dublin, Virginia. The ideal candidate will demonstrate integrity, humility, and strong knowledge of scripture. Responsibilities include providing leadership, preaching, and facilitating spiritual growth. The church values community connections and outreach, aiming to attract younger families while supporting its elderly members. A Brethren in Christ pastoral credential is required. The church’s current attendance is approximately 45, making it essential for the pastor to relate effectively to a diverse congregation.

Qualifications

• Must be humble and energetic.
• Experience in pastoral roles valued.
• Ability to connect with diverse ages and backgrounds.

Responsibilities

• Provide Godly, humble leadership.
• Preach the Word of God with fluent knowledge of the Bible.
• Facilitate discipleship and spiritual growth.
• Manage adult and youth ministries.
• Encourage and promote open communication.
• Support church members through visitation.
• Hold or obtain Brethren in Christ pastoral credential.

Skills

Strong knowledge of scripture

Proven management skills

Ability to relate to a range of personalities

Fluent knowledge of the Bible

Experience in church leadership

Education

Brethren in Christ pastoral credential

Job description

Brethren in Christ U.S. is seeking a lead pastor for Highland Park Community Church in Dublin, Virginia. The ideal candidate will demonstrate integrity, humility, and strong knowledge of scripture. Responsibilities include providing leadership, preaching, and facilitating spiritual growth. The church values community connections and outreach, aiming to attract younger families while supporting its elderly members. A Brethren in Christ pastoral credential is required. The church’s current attendance is approximately 45, making it essential for the pastor to relate effectively to a diverse congregation.