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| years with his father and brothers, he became | pastor of a congregation at Newman Street, London, wh |
| Boyce became a | pastor, then a university professor, and finally the |
| ch planting method of founding new churches: a | pastor leads a group of members to relocate to a diff |
| Scotia and New Brunswick for a time, he became | pastor for a church in Sackville and also established |
| ty in the South Plains, who previously was the | pastor of a Baptist church in Corpus Christi. |
| kerson (born 1982) is an evangelical Christian | pastor and a nationally-awarded American journalist. |
| He was the | pastor of a congregation in the Bellaire neighborhood |
| nitarian minister on October 1, 1840, becoming | pastor of a church in Augusta, Maine. |
| his election to the Episcopacy, he served as a | Pastor and a District Superintendent. |
| s Angeles (now Biola University) and served as | pastor of a Quaker church. |
| anager and treasurer of the Stanborough Press, | pastor of a nearby church, official Adventist spokesm |
| Also, Ludwig von | Pastor cites a published memoir of a sometime Spanish |
| Middletown, New Jersey, in 1793 and served as | pastor of a Baptist church in that city. |
| ut authority from the platform of 1648, that a | pastor has a negative upon the proceedings of the chu |
| Earlier, he was | pastor of a Pentecostal church in Alkmaar and mission |
| gan work in the Children's Ministry as a youth | pastor of a church of 200 in Plainview, Texas. |
| s ordained to the priesthood and appointed the | pastor of a village in Mesopotamia with a largely pag |
| all, and in 1703 he succeeded Vincent Alsop as | pastor of a large congregation in Westminster. |
| Joshua was a Congregational church | pastor and a great-great-great-great-grandson of Puri |
| iting, Morris teaches theology and serves as a | pastor for a church. |
| Muse worked as a | pastor at a number of United Methodist churches befor |
| In 1765, John Fawcett became | pastor of a small Baptist church at Wainsgate in Hebd |
| Rodney Howard-Browne is the | pastor of a church in Tampa, Florida, The River at Ta |
| He was chosen | pastor of a congregation of Protestant dissenters the |
| n in Llanbradach, near Caerphilly and became a | pastor of a Baptist church in Pen-y-garn, near Pontyp |
| He later became | pastor of a congregation of Dissenters at Sleaford, w |
| He was | pastor of a number of Baptist churches in Illinois, C |
| In 1799 he was ordained as | pastor of a large Independent congregation in Edinbur |
| ongress, and resumed his ministerial duties as | pastor of a church in Mount Wollaston, Massachusetts. |
| Today Hopkins serves as an elder and | pastor of a "family-integrated" reformed Baptist chur |
| Ken Mallory - Helen's friend and | pastor of a nearby church. |
| In 1969, Pammal James, an Indian | Pastor of a Charismatic Church denomination, travelle |
| in 1845; studied for some time abroad; and was | pastor of a Congregational church at Salem, Mass., fr |
| ced to two years in prison for threatening the | pastor of a predominantly black Dartmouth, Nova Scoti |
| In 1762, he was accepted as | pastor of a chapel at Moorfields in the City of Londo |
| After his resignation, Pierpont served as | pastor of a Unitarian church in Troy, New York (1845- |
| In 1810, Martin became the | pastor of a specially chartered church St. John's in |
| Huch is the founder and senior | pastor of a church called New Beginnings in Dallas, T |
| graduated at Williams College in 1838, and was | pastor of a Presbyterian church in St Louis, Missouri |
| tor passed to A.H. Zilmer, formerly a Lutheran | pastor, then a Church of God Abrahamic Faith minister |
| Under Mary I of England he was | pastor to a covert Protestant congregation in London. |
| John East was a third | pastor for a short time, leaving the church in 2003.T |
| His father is a | pastor, and a former college basketball player who fa |
| the American Missionary Association in 1873 as | pastor for a Congregational Mission Church for freedm |
| hat he could spend more time working as Senior | Pastor of a church in Richardson, TX called Grace Chu |
| ”...was a good | pastor in a difficult and poor diocese which called f |
| kogsbergh's sister Louise and served a year as | pastor to a church in Sioux City, Iowa. |
| ith seminal hardcore act Strongarm, became the | pastor of a church in Miami Lakes, FL. |
| use in Crowley, Texas, where his father is the | pastor of a dynamic and unique multi-cultural ministr |
| was one of the largest in the colonies (he was | pastor of a slave congregation at Le Ressouvener, Bri |
| tratman was asked to come and serve as interim | pastor until a new pastor was found. |
| t Masonic College in Lexington, as well as the | pastor of a local Methodist church there. |
| He served both St. Anthony's and St. Mary's as | pastor until a resident pastor was assigned to St. Ma |
| In 1969, Charles E. Blake, a son of a | pastor and a native of Little Rock, Arkansas, took ov |
| ngregationist minister, he never served as the | pastor of a congregation. |
| He was for many years a | pastor of a Protestant church at Caen, and also studi |
| Each minister, whether serving as the | pastor of a congregation or not, is automatically a d |
| The | pastor is a fervent Bible preacher. |
| After being | pastor for a year at Fikryak, Minya, he returned to R |
| n August 1871, when he was asked to become the | pastor of a parish on the Magdalen Islands. |
| and then studied theology eventually becoming | pastor of a Baptist church in Danvers, Massachusetts. |
| In 1795, he became | pastor of a church in Bedford, Westchester County, Ne |
| He became the | pastor of a Nonconformist congregation at St. Albans. |
| formal education, Bullock has served as both a | pastor and a professor. |
| Imti Alba, the son of a | pastor, was a graduate and had been the secretary of |
| Mark Neiderbrock was a | pastor at a Presbyterian church in Hixburg in norther |
| ettled in Buffalo, New York where he served as | pastor of a Lutheran congregation for 40 years. |
| ld War II, then for the next 45 years he was a | pastor in a civilian capacity. |
| cities within the diocese, including assistant | pastor in a parish church and campus minister and cha |
| h of Brooklyn, New York, and in 1859 he became | pastor of a church in Hancock, Pennsylvania. |
| s admitted burgess of Geneva, and in 1553 made | pastor of a country church in the neighbourhood. |
| ter in Ireland for six years he became in 1810 | pastor of a small congregation at Ilfracombe. |
| 1950," he said, "I found myself in Appalachia, | pastor of a non-existent church in a parish the size |
| Margaret Alexander, the | pastor of a storefront church in Harlem in the early |
| Rev. Smith was for some years a | pastor at a Congregational Church in Pepperell, Massa |
| nd Leith in 1829, he was from 1830 to 1835 the | pastor of a congregation connected with that body in |
| In March 1891 he became the | pastor of a small church in Winston, North Carolina. |
| e first preached in Reading, afterwards became | pastor of a Baptist church in London, and was disting |
| e a Presbyterian minister in the 1880s and the | pastor of a small Gallatin Valley church. |
| In 1926, he became the assistant | pastor of a Methodist church in Berkeley, California. |
| Pourmand frequently served as the volunteer | pastor of a congregation of the Assemblies of God Chu |
| the Andover Theological Seminary in 1844; was | pastor of a Congregational church in Manchester, New |
| Each Site is led by a Lead | Pastor with a team of Elders and part-time staff. |
| ordia Seminary, St. Louis, and served first as | pastor of a mission congregation in St. Louis, Bethes |
| oster was the son of the Rev. Lovick Pierce, a | Pastor and a Chaplain in the War of 1812. |
| he Prussian state Evangelical Church to become | pastor for a German Reformed congregation in Magdebur |
| In 1987, a | pastor from a Protestant church group in Burma were r |
| Bon | Pastor is a neighbourhood in Sant Andreu, a district |
| election to the episcopacy, Pierce served as a | pastor and a presiding elder. |
| In the years after his ordination he worked as | pastor in a parish in Ciego de Avila. |
| Eastmead was | pastor of a congregation at Kirkby Moorside, Yorkshir |
| From Chester he was called to be the first | pastor of a newly formed dissenting congregation at K |
| In 1991, | Pastor won a special election to succeed 28-year incu |
| r Beiting was assigned to work as an assistant | pastor in a northern Kentucky parish and as a math te |
| he dissenting ministry, and in 1766 became the | pastor of a congregation at Wimborne in Dorset. |
| This made her the first woman | pastor of a Lutheran church. |
| He was | pastor at a Presbyterian church in Philadelphia from |
| His father was the | pastor of a local Baptist church. |
| During that time, he also served as | pastor of a church from 1936 to 1940. |
| ection to the episcopacy, Hargrove served as a | pastor and a presiding elder. |
| K.P. became an ordained clergy and served as a | pastor of a Southern Baptist church for four years. |
| to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex where he is | pastor of a small church: WellspringDFW. |
| gs of Emanuel Swedenborg, briefly serving as a | pastor of a Swedenborgian church in Portland, Maine. |
| contests in 1942, including a rematch with Bob | Pastor and a bout with Lee Savold, and won them all. |
| odist Episcopal Church and named for its first | pastor, Reverend Abraham Dent. |
| Charlotte Scanlon, senior associate | pastor of Abundant Life Church. |
| f whom advised against taking the job, and his | pastor, he accepted the position and was appointed. |
| In December 2001, | Pastor Heard acquired a new church facility on Fourth |
| r of the Priestly Council of Johannesburg, and | pastor of Actonville as well. |
| e church began in 1866 under the leadership of | Pastor J. Adam Neuthard, with the first service being |
| n years as a priest were spent as an associate | pastor and administrator at Goondiwindi before being |
| oved to Memphis where his father was called to | pastor an African Methodist Episcopal church. |
| ev. W.F. Whitcher was a 19th century Methodist | pastor who, after having stolen and rebound rare book |
| 008 Reuben Morgan was appointed to the worship | pastor role after Zschech stepped down, and Joel Hous |
| Beast vs. Crazy Bear against France's Olivier | Pastor but again his fight was canceled, as the whole |
| harismatic church founded in 1994 under senior | pastor Che Ahn. |
| Catts became a | pastor in Alabama and soon he moved to Florida. |
| prevailed upon William E. Martin, a Methodist | pastor in Alabama who had at an earlier time been pre |
| rchitecture served the church until 1963, when | pastor Father Albert Leunens, SS.CC., constructed a n |
| He served as | pastor at Albuquerque (1853-1858) and at Santa Fe (18 |
| Under new | pastor Roula Alkhouri, the first Syrian woman to be o |
| From 1901 to 1942, Pierce was the | pastor of All Souls Unitarian Church in Washington, D |
| Riordan selected Father Patrick A. Foley, the | pastor of All Hallows in San Francisco, as the new pa |
| She has also served as Senior | Pastor of All God's Children MCC, Minneapolis, MN, as |
| Lifting Up Jesus with | Pastor Eddie Allen 2 pm-2:30 pm |
| regory retired and was replaced as Minister by | Pastor Oliver Allmand-Smith. |
| General Superintendent (simply referred to as) | Pastor Kumuyi almost always during all his preachings |
| costal Mission Rev. Ramankutty, later known as | Pastor Paul, also worked with Cook for some time befo |
| Another recording by the Tony | Pastor orchestra also charted. |
| During his last ten years as a | Pastor, he also served on the faculty of Phillips Gra |
| le of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the famous Lutheran | pastor who also took part in the conspiracy. |
| Pastor Troy also just did a deal with Atlanta Base Bi | |
| In 1852, the first full-time | pastor, Father Amandus Vandendriessche, was assigned |
| aymond Y. Chang (born November 2, 1966) is the | pastor of Ambassador Church in Buena Park, CA, founde |
| and he became known as the youngest megachurch | pastor in America. |
| J. G. de Hoop Scheffer, then Mennonite | pastor at Amsterdam, baptised her in 1861. |
| 1988 by Reverend Dennis Balcombe, an American | pastor of an independent Hong Kong Pentecostal church |
| In the late 1770s, John Muhlenberg was | pastor at an Anglican church located in the heart of |
| al grandfather was the Reverend Samuel Brewer, | pastor of an independent congregation in Stepney for |
| lma mater of St. Paul University and served as | pastor of an Ottawa parish. |
| e Good Life Hawaii", (KGU 99.5 FM) evangelist, | pastor, author, and founder of Jesus Christ Is Callin |
| Retired Australian Adventist | pastor, evangelist and former official of the Greater |
| Peter Grant (1783-1867) was a Scottish | pastor, poet and songwriter. |
| clude her meatpacking brother Thierry, naughty | Pastor Dylan, and a Sri Lankan doctor. |
| alifornia) is an American conservative Baptist | pastor, theologian, and writer. |
| It was founded by | Pastor Bruce and Cheryl Lindley in 1997 and its prima |
| r, New York) was an American biblical scholar, | pastor, abolitionist and Christian Restorationist aca |
| reston Shaw was notable as an African American | pastor, editor, and bishop of the Methodist Episcopal |
| orn July 17, 1952) is an evangelical Christian | pastor, author, and President of the Southern Baptist |
| In 1935 Father Demo became Pompei's | pastor emeritus and superintendent of its parochial s |
| turned to Sacred Heart Church in Tampa, as the | pastor emeritus and Jesuit provincial vicar from 1997 |
| Red Bank, New Jersey) was a pioneering African | pastor, professor and African nationalist. |
| s a youth, he got converted to Christianity by | Pastor Okpo, and joined his fledgling congregation as |
| With guest stars like | Pastor Troy and Re-Re on board, the album quickly mov |
| Pastor Babalola and his new wife departed Nigeria by | |
| (born 1883 - September 9, 1917) was a Lutheran | pastor, author and social advocate. |
| Frederick Wedge, Presbyterian | pastor, evangelist and educator, who had boxed profes |
| n October 3, 1941) is an evangelical Christian | pastor, teacher and author. |
| G. Dennis McGuire is a | pastor, evangelist, and administrator in the Church o |
| at Signs Publishing Company; Grenville Kent, a | pastor, lecturer, and filmmaker; and Brad Watson, a l |
| In 1696 twenty-six congregants followed | Pastor Screven and moved to Charleston after being pr |
| Hermann took his role as a spiritual | pastor seriously and intensified episcopal oversight |
| mas K. (Tom) Ascol is an evangelical Christian | pastor, author, and Executive Director of Founders Mi |
| During 1853, | Pastor Carlsson and a party of 17 members of his pari |
| , 1830 - February 14, 1921) was a Presbyterian | pastor, professor and President of Miami University a |
| He was associate | pastor (1984-1987) and later pastor (1987-1994) at Ho |
| a United States Christian ambassador at large, | pastor, author and presidential advisor. |
| The Gospel of a County | Pastor: Sketches and Sermons, Herder, St Louis, Mo. ( |
| 1529 - 29 February 1600) was a German Lutheran | pastor, historian and cartographer. |
| Le, administrator, Monsignor Lawrence O'Leary, | pastor emeritus, and Father Donal Keohane. |
| man-Dutch, moor colonizer, Reformed Protestant | pastor, doctor and writer |
| HipHop / Horrorcore / Underground Rap song by | Pastor Troy and Lil Pete of D.S.G.B.. First released |
| Adult | Pastor: David Anderson |
| strial College, Holly Springs, Mississippi and | Pastor of Anderson Chapel, 1967-1975. |
| next year, Elmbrook called its first salaried | pastor, Ted Anderson. |
| In 2009, Scheibler accepted the call to | pastor an Anglican church in Wisconsin that is not pa |
| 594) was a German priest, known as "the Plague | Pastor of Annaberg (Pestpfarrer von Annaberg). |
| In 2003 | Pastor Oak announced his retirement, eschewing the Ko |
| The | Pastor of Annunciation Church is Father Michael Quill |
| In 1756, he was appointed | pastor of another Presbyterian Church in Jamaica, Lon |
| The first resident | pastor, Rev. Anthony Godfert, served in Iowa City fro |
| led to a dispute between Saint Ignatius' first | pastor, Father Anthony Maraschi, S.J. and Archbishop |
| e was built of brick and stone, in the days of | pastor Rev. Antoni Kruk in the 1980s. |
| As a | Pastor in April 1983 she opened her first Faith and M |
| called Willard to be its Teacher, an associate | pastor, on April 10, 1678. |
| ica di Santa Maria del Fiore, which has as its | pastor the Archbishop of Florence. |
| paraphrase of Virgil's second eclogue Formosum | pastor Corydon ardebat Alexim. |
| Although presently without a | pastor, services are carried on at Bethel by means of |
| Men like | Pastor Iap are able to adapt themselves in a way the |
| Senior | Pastor: Dr. Argile Smith |
| of Holy Etchmiadzin Brotherhood, was appointed | Pastor of Armenians in India and the Manager of ACPA. |
| built by the Reverend James Noyes, a Reformed | pastor, who arrived in Newbury after landing in Ipswi |
| The senior | pastor is Arthur Jackson, III. |
| Phil Pringle OAM is a | pastor and artist, and, together with his wife Christ |
| Walberg also spent time as a | pastor and as a division manager for the Moody Bible |
| ox meetings, the Beekman Friends never hired a | pastor, and as a result its meetings became irregular |
| Bishop J. O. Patterson, Jr. appointed | Pastor Wells as the Administrative Assistant to the P |
| In most denominations, the | pastor serves as Moderator and thus chair or preside |
| lection to the Episcopacy, Waldorf served as a | Pastor, and as a Chaplain in the 74th Regt. of the Na |
| ers tend to be larger (5+ per district and per | pastor, sometimes as many as 15 or more). |
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