A 12-month residency program designed to provide hands-on pastoral leadership experience, spiritual formation, and practical ministry training.
NOTE
Applying is a two step-process. You must follow through listing here, and you must also submit a questionnaire hosted on our website.
DESCRIPTION
The Pastoral Ministry Resident will engage in a 12-month residency program designed to provide hands-on pastoral leadership experience, spiritual formation, and practical ministry training. This program is ideal for individuals preparing for full-time pastoral ministry and desiring to deepen their understanding of church leadership, preaching, pastoral care, and administration. Residents will work closely with the church leadership team, participate in key ministry activities, and receive ongoing mentorship from experienced pastors.
You will incur no cost as a result of your participation in the program. All of your books and materials will be provided for you. Participants are responsible for funding their own time, room, and board during the program with the time not allocated to the program.
Disclaimer on Employment Practices
Redeemer is a religious organization and is therefore exempt from certain provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). This exemption allows churches to make employment decisions based on their religious mission and doctrinal beliefs.
In alignment with our mission to glorify God and advance His kingdom, Redeemer Church reserves the right to employ individuals whose beliefs, lifestyle, and conduct align with the Bible and the church’s doctrinal convictions. Employment decisions may consider the following factors:
Redeemer Church does not unlawfully discriminate based on race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, or any other status protected by applicable law. However, as a religious organization, we retain the right to make employment decisions in accordance with our faith and theological convictions, as permitted under federal law.
By applying for a position with Redeemer Church, applicants acknowledge and agree to these expectations as a condition of employment.