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Old 02-26-2013, 07:52 AM
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Old 02-26-2013, 08:57 AM
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Re: Prominent Memphis Area Pastor Resigns

No matter the time frame the new guy won't be around long term. The board will see to that.
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Well to all who seem to be poking fun at what I said about waiting on Gods time, I'll stand by what I said!

Some of you would probably have a pastor in 24 hours!

I wonder what kind of pastor you would have?

Not a very good one in all probability I can tell you that.
In all seriousness, our church JUST got a new pastor. We had been without a pastor for 2 years and 1 month. There were some real issues with the former pastor (his wife, specifically). We never thought it would take 2 years to find a new one. But I really believe now that we needed that time for God to do some healing in us before the new man came. We are certainly not the same congregation that we were two years ago. Same people - but we've all changed. Alot. It's been a good thing.

There is nothing wrong with waiting to see what God's timing is.
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Old 02-26-2013, 04:30 PM
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In all seriousness, our church JUST got a new pastor. We had been without a pastor for 2 years and 1 month. There were some real issues with the former pastor (his wife, specifically). We never thought it would take 2 years to find a new one. But I really believe now that we needed that time for God to do some healing in us before the new man came. We are certainly not the same congregation that we were two years ago. Same people - but we've all changed. Alot. It's been a good thing.

There is nothing wrong with waiting to see what God's timing is.
If 2 years without a pastor made you better people just think what 5 or 10 years could have done!
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In all seriousness, our church JUST got a new pastor. We had been without a pastor for 2 years and 1 month. There were some real issues with the former pastor (his wife, specifically). We never thought it would take 2 years to find a new one. But I really believe now that we needed that time for God to do some healing in us before the new man came. We are certainly not the same congregation that we were two years ago. Same people - but we've all changed. Alot. It's been a good thing.

There is nothing wrong with waiting to see what God's timing is.
Your denomination doesn't have a thousand more ministers than churches.
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If 2 years without a pastor made you better people just think what 5 or 10 years could have done!
LOL! Just imagine! We could have almost become saints in that amount of time. hehehe

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Your denomination doesn't have a thousand more ministers than churches.
nope, you're right, we do not. Becoming a minister in our denomination is not an easy thing. It is a very serious thing
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In all seriousness, our church JUST got a new pastor. We had been without a pastor for 2 years and 1 month. There were some real issues with the former pastor (his wife, specifically). We never thought it would take 2 years to find a new one. But I really believe now that we needed that time for God to do some healing in us before the new man came. We are certainly not the same congregation that we were two years ago. Same people - but we've all changed. Alot. It's been a good thing.

There is nothing wrong with waiting to see what God's timing is.
Glad you got a new pastor and it worked out for you. We are still looking at my church, but it is not like we are desperate to find one right at this moment, I suspect we will simply keep looking until we find one like you did.

How long it takes is...basically...."how long it takes"!(However long that is, is anyone's guess)
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nope, you're right, we do not. Becoming a minister in our denomination is not an easy thing. It is a very serious thing
C&MA, right?
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C&MA, right?
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Right You're good :
I was checking out their requirements for different positions. They take education very seriously.
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