Are you called to be a teaching pastor? Are you seeking teaching pastor jobs? Being a teaching pastor is a calling that requires a unique combination of motivations, skills, values and personality. Ziprecruiter describes how a "teaching pastor oversees faith-based teaching for their church congregation. As a teaching pastor, your responsibilities include selecting and approving teaching materials for Bible studies, researching and preparing sermons, and preaching during the church worship services. You may also be required to meet various other administrative and ministry needs, depending on the specifics of your position. Your job is to oversee the theological education of your congregation. The qualifications needed for these jobs vary, but most teaching pastor positions require a bachelor’s or master’s degree in theology or divinity." Here you will find the latest teaching pastor jobs. Also, we invite you to set up alerts for teaching pastor jobs. You can also post a free or
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Kingdom One is partnered with a missions focused church called Rolling Hills Covenant Church located in the South Bay area of Los Angeles to add an experienced Teaching Pastor to their team! Vision ...
This position would involve overseeing the church's student ministries (6th - 12th grade), teaching ... The youth pastor would be heavily involved in the discipleship of the students in the church. We ...
... the church. 2. Teaching (i.e. Bible study, membership classes and SS) 3. Participate with the Elders in training leaders (i.e. associate pastor, youth leader, deacons) 4. Training related to ...
Create an environment that attracts students within Cornerstone as well as outside of the church. Teaching * Serve as the primary Teaching Pastor for this ministry. * Communicate the Gospel and ...
Create an environment that attracts 5th/6th Grade Students within Cornerstone as well as outside of the church. Teaching * Serve as the primary Teaching Pastor for the 5th/6th Grade Ministry
