In early American history, bivocational pastors were the norm. They shepherded small churches and, at the same time, held full-time, salaried secular jobs. “Bi-vos” (bivocational
What pastors wish church members knew Most pastors admit they make little money compared with the amount of education they have and work they do.
They came from all over, more than 200 of them — from churches he’d served as pastor and the church he is serving as interim
By Jeremy Henderson It was June 23, the first day of the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting in Louisville, Ky., and Rick Lance, executive director
What pastors wish church members knew Many pastors’ wives confess they live a life that most church members cannot imagine. It’s hard to believe but
Roger Green stood in the pulpit as pastor of Lake St. Helen Baptist Church for the first time Aug. 28, 2008. That morning, seven people
Sitting around three tables in the corner of a local restaurant in Newberry, a small community kept alive economically by a state prison, leaders of
Antioch Baptist Church, Guin, in Lamar Association recently honored its pastor, James F. McCullough, for 50 years in ministry. The church held a special service
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