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There are six main levels of the clergy and individuals work their way up the order, however very few will ever reach the top of the hierarchy....In fact, the majority of clergy members to not move past the second level. Deacon. ... Priest. ... Bishop. ... Archbishop. ... Cardinal. ... Pope.
An interim pastor also focuses on spiritually leading the church, but his focus is more on part-time transitional ministry, knowing his position is only temporary -- usually only 12 to 18 months -- until a full-time pastor can take over.
Presbyterian. Church ministers are styled The Reverend.
In the Presbyterian churches of British\u2013American background, there are usually four categories of church government. On the congregational level there are the session, the deacons, and the trustees. The session is made up of the elders and the pastor, who is also the moderator, or chairman.
An interim pastor preaches to a congregation during the absence of a regular pastor. An interim pastor is a minister who temporarily assumes the role of a church leader until the organization designates a permanent minister for the position.
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From a high-level perspective, an Executive Pastor oversees the implementation of the Senior Pastor's ministry vision. Most Executive Pastors also oversee and develop church staff.
The concept of the five-fold ministry comes from Ephesians 4:11, "It was He (Jesus) who gave some to be (1) apostles, some to be (2) prophets, some to be (3) evangelists, and some to be (4) pastors and (5) teachers."
The Transitional/Interim Pastor is responsible for providing spiritual leadership and administrative. oversight of the church's ministries, including worship, music, preaching, teaching, mission service, stewardship and fellowship.
An interim pastor may provide religious counseling. Someone who is seeking to become an interim pastor should pursue a degree from a divinity school. Some denominations do not require their ministers to possess divinity degrees, but it is expected by many churches.
It relies heavily on the authority of Scripture and on a view of grace that is grounded in the Reformed tradition, which holds that humankind is totally depraved and that God's grace is irresistible to those God has elected to salvation. The ordination of women is not permitted.

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