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Pastor
Position title
Pastor
Weekly expectation
Full-Time
Church/ministry name
Irvington Baptist Church
church/ministry location
53 King Carter Drive , Irvington, Virginia 22480
Founded in 1891, the quaint & historically significant town of Irvington, Virginia is the home for Irvington Baptist Church which now contemplates the selection of a new full-time Pastor, to follow the current pastor's 38 year success and soon retirement.
The church setting is rich in colonial history, diverse culture, and sustained family values. While retirees from Washington, DC and Richmond, VA are initially attracted by this area's somewhat slower pace, abundant access to coastal water and recreational activities, plentiful agrarian resources and strong sense of community, there is much more here to learn and enjoy.
Irvington Baptist Church's congregation is multi-generational, engaged and very active. Attendance of worship services, bible studies, celebratory occasions and robust youth activities are quite the norm.
The position as Lead Pastor has several requirements including: strong, compassionate leadership, modeling an authentic Christian life; possession of strong Biblical knowledge and true joy for the Lord; license & ordination as a Baptist Pastor; Masters of Divinity degree or equivalent & 10+ yrs pastoral experience, effective interpersonal & communication skills; proficiency in computer and technology skills; and possession of the Biblical qualifications as stated in 1 Timothy 3:1-7.
Key responsibilities include presenting well-organized, Bible-based sermons that edify & encourage; honoring the church legacy and strategically positioning the church to thrive & grow; providing spiritual, pastoral, outreach, administrative and servant leadership to the congregation; safeguard, encourage and nurture the growth of our youth and young adults; working with youth leadership to develop inspirational programs & activities; work collaboratively with the leadership team of Deacons & Committees; and cultivate genuine long-term connections with the congregation and the community.