Pastoral Staff definition

Pastoral Staff means those pastors called via the Lakeland Constitution selection and voting processes to either full- or part-time salaried ministry. (3.1.1)
Pastoral Staff means any pastor or any accredited or recognised minister or any paid or unpaid staff member of the Church who is engaged in pastoral ministry through the Church.
Pastoral Staff means collectively the Senior Pastor and Church Pastors for the Church.

Examples of Pastoral Staff in a sentence

  • Only the DSLs, Headteacher and other appropriate Senior or Pastoral Staff have access to these files.

  • Pupils are invited to complete an online Questionnaire each year (Started Spring 2018) to provide feedback to Pastoral Staff on their views on Bullying within the school.

  • Pastoral Staff should participate in pastoral or professional supervision in addition to other review processes.

  • In New Mexico, on the other hand, Latinos make up over 40% of the population, and a substantial majority of Latinos in the mass public and in elected office are Democrats.

  • PASTORAL STAFF Evangel Christian Center has a Pastoral Staff available to all students for Pastoral encouragement.


More Definitions of Pastoral Staff

Pastoral Staff means and includes the Senior Pastor, Executive Pastor, Associate Pastors, Pastors and Assistant Pastors of the Church as described herein;
Pastoral Staff means the Lead Pastor and Staff Pastors of the Church.
Pastoral Staff means all Pastors and Staff Pastors of the Church.
Pastoral Staff means any full-time permanent salaried person pastoring a congregation or congregations. The Council will decide who qualifies as a
Pastoral Staff means the Senior Pastor and Staff Pastors of the Church.
Pastoral Staff means the Senior Pastor and all Staff Pastors of the Church. “Person” means a natural person, but does not include corporations, partnerships, trusts, or unincorporated organizations.
Pastoral Staff means the ministers called or appointed by the Members, whether salaried or non-salaried, from time to time;