How to Search for a Pastor in Todays Church (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781612151298)

How To Search For A Pastor In Today's Church is a work that will help any church, regardless of size, to examine and improve the way they search for their next pastor. This book contains advice, strategies and warnings that have been gleaned from numerous search committee members as well as pastors who have dealt with them. Even church members that do not serve on your Pastor Search Committee will benefit from the common sense counsel found in this volume. "A concise and compelling tool for finding Gods man for the church" --- Robert (Bunky) Smith Director of Missions, Muscle Shoals Baptist Association Moulton, Alabama "I recommend that any church leader or search committee member who is serious about finding God's man for their church read this book" -- Rocky Goodwin President and founder, Evangelistic International Ministries Warren, Arkansas "My good friend Scott Delashaw understands what a church needs in calling a pastor Gods way. No writing could be more timely in our day than his book detailing how to search for a pastor. This is a must read book, not only for search committees, but for the entire church...... before they select their committee. I highly recommend this book". --- Henry Trull Pastor, Dunn's Creek Baptist Church Gordo, Alabama Scott Delashaw, a full-time Southern Baptist pastor, was called into the ministry in 1988. He has pastored several churches in North Alabama while preaching in over 120 revivals, camp meetings and harvest days in Alabama and Mississippi. He is currently enrolled in the Masters of Ministry program at the Andersonville Theological Seminary in Camilla, Ga. Scott and his wife Jennie reside in Lawrence County, Alabama. They have three children....Kandice, Jamison and Geoffrey...and one grandchild.

Author: Scott K. Delashaw
ISBN-10: 1612151299
ISBN-13: 9781612151298
Publisher: Xulon Press
Language: English
Published: 11/04/2010
Pages: 112
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.27lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.23d