Pastor/Regular Pulpit Supply Needed
- brian38327
- Jul 13
- 1 min read
Presbyterian Reformed Church
East Greenwich, Rhode Island
Overview: We are a confessional Reformed and Presbyterian congregation seeking a godly man called by Christ to serve as our pastor. Our church is fully committed to the original Westminster Standards and the regulative principle of worship. We desire a shepherd who is devoted to prayer and the ministry of the Word, both in public proclamation and in personal pastoral care.
Key Responsibilities:
Preaching & Teaching: Faithfully preach the whole counsel of God, expositing Scripture in accordance with the Westminster Confession and Catechisms. Lead regular Lord’s Day worship and teach in various settings (e.g., catechism classes, Bible studies).
Worship Leadership: Conduct worship in accordance with the regulative principle, ensuring all elements are biblically warranted and reverent.
Pastoral Care: Provide spiritual oversight through visitation, counseling, and discipleship, demonstrating Christlike compassion and wisdom.
Prayer & Devotion: Maintain a life of personal holiness, prayer, and study, modeling a deep dependence on God.
Church Oversight: Collaborate with the session in shepherding the flock, exercising biblical discipline, and promoting the peace and purity of the church.
Qualifications:
Ordained (or ordainable) in a Reformed and Presbyterian denomination.
Wholehearted subscription to the original Westminster Standards.
Demonstrated commitment to the regulative principle of worship.
Evident gifts in preaching, teaching, and pastoral care.
A life marked by humility, prayerfulness, and love for Christ and His church.
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