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David Careers

Bilingual Korean-American Senior Pastor Sierra Vista Servants of Christ Church

Posted 6 days ago

midwestern baptist theological seminarySierra Vista (AZ)
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Senior

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About the role

BILINGUAL KOREAN-AMERICAN PASTOR Sierra Vista Servants of Christ Church is searching for a bi-lingual English-Korean speaking Pastor whom God has chosen to lead us into the future. We are an Independent-Reformed, American and Korean Congregation of 50 people that is seeking to faithfully make an impact on our city and surrounding area with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Although we are an independent congregational church, we are evangelical and Reformed in our beliefs and align in doctrine and practice with the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, 1689. The main Sunday morning service is conducted in English. Wednesday evening services are conducted in Korean with Bible studies and early morning prayer throughout the week conducted in the Korean language as well. Sierra Vista is located in southeastern Arizona with a population of around 40,000 and is experiencing growth and increasing cultural diversity. Requirements/Qualifications Proficiency in the English and Korean languages and understanding of American culture is required. Gifts of teaching and preaching tied to Scriptural texts and Biblical truths. A reformed background is preferred with an M.Div, or equivalent, from an accredited seminary required. Possess and demonstrate people skills and transparency character traits. Citizenship or permanent residency required.
Responsibilities: Plan and conduct worship services.
Prepare and deliver sermons. Conduct communion and baptisms. Visitation of church members and the community. Conduct counseling sessions. Conduct weddings and funerals.

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