The Associate Minister's Handbook


Book Description

The Associate Minister's Handbook is the tool every associate minister must have in their possession. Bishop Willis speaks to the associate who has received the call to the rank of clergy and is in need of standard protocol in the position. It is this handbook that will provide keen insight to assist every associate with the "to do's" in ministry. From the 12 Nevers that an associate should never do to what to do to prepare to preach. The Associate Minister's Handbook responds to the call to help any associate in their development and growth. The Associate Minister's Handbook is a book that has researched the role of an associate from a historical perspective and assists any associate to function in the practical. Whether it's what to wear in the pulpit, what to do when visiting a church, or whether it's time to submit your resignation, The Associate Minister's Handbook is available to help provide guidance to those who serve in this leadership capacity.




A Training Manual for Associate Ministers


Book Description

The Associate Minister is often like a lost ball in high weeds in the Black Baptist Church. Since the Associate most always has no official designation within the church, most don't know where they fit. At times, we have not known what to do with them. This manual is designed to help guide and develop the Associate to prepare for effective ministry and line up with the vision of the House.




The New Pastor's Handbook


Book Description

Most seminary graduates will begin their ministries with plenty of important head knowledge to share--but with a deficit of some of the most practical aspects of doing ministry, such as - which ministry role most suits them - how to start out strong at a new church - persevering during difficult seasons of ministry - leading meetings and delegating tasks - safeguarding their family - fighting discouragement, pastor envy, and a lack of contentment - navigating special ministry needs, such as hospitals, weddings, and funerals - and much more Through his hard-won wisdom, Jason Helopoulos comes alongside new pastors as a trusted friend and mentor, ready to guide them through their first years of ministry with intelligence and compassion.




Keys to Becoming an Effective Associate Minister & Church Leader


Book Description

This book is a must-read for all associate ministers and their spouses. Additionally, pastors would benefit greatly from Rev. Dr. Hopewell's insights into the thinking of associate ministers and would find this book helpful as a training and teaching tool for their associates.




THE Minister's Handbook: A Guide for Leadership


Book Description

Dr. Odom's book comes to the aid of ministers all across the country who face questions of leadership and ministry. He discusses how the minister is to identify with himself and his calling and provides valuable insight to responding to the call to pastor a new church. It is a great book for use in informal instruction to both young and seasoned ministers to take a closer look at spiritual leadership and how it relates to the Christian ministry. This book is filled with specific, practical, and insightful instruction that is sure to help any preacher or pastor become more effective in ministry










Help, I'm New in the Ministry


Book Description

This book was written from the author's experience as an Associate Minister for over 15 years. Rev. J.H. Smith Jr. seeks to share valuable words of advice and suggestions that will help those who are new in the ministry or in need of a fresh perspective. This book is highly recommended as a gift for those who have recently been licensed to preach or as a leadership training tool for Pastors. Easy reading and practical applications addressing real challenges of the ministry make this book a must have and one that will greatly enrich the lives of its readers. If you are or know someone who has been called to preach, then you need this valuable resource: Help, I'm New in the Ministry.




The Work of the Associate Pastor


Book Description

In The Work of the Associate Pastor, author Alan R. Rudnick presents the associate pastorate as equally important but distinctively different from the role of senior or solo pastor. Within these pages, readers will Explore the diverse roles and responsibilities that fall under the associate umbrella Embrace associate ministry as more than training ground for a senior pastorate Discover the challenges and opportunities for associate pastors The book's appendix offers these practical resources for churches: How to plan for an associate Sample job descriptions Compensation guidelines Associate ministers also will find a personal assessment, helpful in discerning when to stay and when to leave their associate position. Whether you are an associate pastor, a senior pastor, a seminarian, or a member of the church staff or pastoral relations committee, this guide will provide valuable insight into one of the most undervalued and misunderstood ministries in the life of the church. Book jacket.




The Associate Pastor


Book Description

Encourages current and prospective associate pastors to reevaluate the significance and importance of their role and calling for the local body of Christ.