The following recent news articles mention churches where the pulpit is currently filled by an interim pastor. While this is not a guarantee that the church is actively searching for a new pastor, it is an indication of the need for a new pastor.
Many of the churches in these articles may not have posted their need for a pastor on the internet job sites. This may mean less competition for any one of these possible openings than other openings you may find on the internet.
This list changes daily. Check early and check often.
- Outreach in our Churches - Ashley Chapel AME Zion Will present their Black History program entitled Our Past, Our Present and Our Future, at 6 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 18. Speakers will include: Dr. Larry Bell, Dr. The...
- CHURCHES' CORNER - WALES TWP. -- The Women's Group will serve a homemade chili and hot dog dinner from 2 to 6 p.m. today in the church, 1209 Cove Road. Donations will be accepted.
- Church news: Souper Bowl, benefit suppers and revivals - A list of church-related activities in York, Chester and Lancaster counties.
- Missionary couple has unique ministry - As missionaries in Cape Town, South Africa, Mike and Amy Boone discovered a critical need among the country’s young people. Consider these statistics: - 50 percent of all current 15-year-olds will not live to be 40. - 75 percent of all South...
- St. John's energized as it welcomes new minister - After a year of changes, an air of excitement and unity surrounds the congregation of St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church as it prepares to welcome its new pastor.
- Soul-searching, at Buffalo's oldest church - First Presbyterian Church might have been a mere footnote in local history, if not for the pluck of its earliest members. Less than two years after the church's founding Feb. 2, 1812, an angry British army torched Buffalo to smoldering ruins and sent its several hundred citizens scrambling eastward.
- VALENTINE'S DAY - John and Barb find the right time - July 16, 1983 – Slayton natives Barb and John Sellevold finally end one chapter that began in elementary school and started another that continues to this day.
- Soul-searching of the deepest kind - First Presbyterian Church might have been a mere footnote in local history, if not for the pluck of its earliest members.
- Longtime Century Assembly Pastor Harold Duncan dies at 88 - Born: Sept. 4, 1923 in Baldwin Park. Education: Central Bible Institute in Springfield, Mo.; received Bachelor of Theology at Oxford Theological Seminary in Dallas during the mid-1940s.
- Two things are certain: Life’s troubles and God’s faithfulness - A lady with a pain in her side went to see a physician. He told her she had appendicitis and must have an operation immediately. She decided to get a second opinion and went to see another doctor. He told her she had gall bladder trouble and must have an operation immediately. A friend asked her, “Where do you go from here?” She answered, “Back to the first doctor. I’d rather have appendicitis ...