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- v. present participle of pastor.
Examples
“Peter trained me in pastoring a small congregation.”
“Dahm—or Padre Carlos, as he is known by parishioners—is a graying white man whose more than twenty years pastoring St. Pius make him eligible for retirement, though his doing so anytime soon seems unlikely.”
“The idea that “pastoring” can only be done by a “paid professional” is something that is challenged by the very core of what we believe.”
Why The Meeting House irritates Anglicans « Anglican Samizdat
“My doctor, otoh, also attends, is very enthusiastic and is the leader of a house group – where, according to him, some of the pastoring takes place.”
Why The Meeting House irritates Anglicans « Anglican Samizdat
“As for a return to pastoring a church, Haggard said: I have learned enough to know a lot can happen to anybody.”
“And if my priest wife is ever to go back to pastoring a church, it would likely have to be called Grace Church, because she has the deepest theology of grace of anybody I know—a gift that comes in very handy with a husband like me who regularly needs the blessing of grace.”
“James 'story reminds me of some of my favorite times pastoring a small congregation on the southern coast of the Brittany peninsula in the 1980's.”
“Rob Bells also touches on good pastoring and preventing burnt out in pastors.”
“The minister was steeped in old-school pastoring; the choir was trained in old-school singing.”
“The median age of pastors is 53 and, of ministers whose calls do not involve pastoring congregations, 56.”
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