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How is the Relationship with Your Pastor?
- By Branon Dempsey
- Published April 28, 2008
- Leadership Development
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Branon Dempsey
Branon Dempsey is the Managing Editor for PraiseCharts Live as well as the Director and Founder of Worship Team Training: a ministry for local church worship ministries. He has studied and been trained by members of Maranatha! Music and Integrity Music for worship ministry and composition. Branon lives in Cypress, Texas where he is also a Worship Leader/Songwriter and has been in ministry for over 16 years. You can read more articles and blogs by Branon on PraiseCharts Live or visit him at www.worshipteamtraining.com.
One of the most important relationships in your church staff
is with your Senior Pastor. His role is not to be the "surrogate
daddy," but rather, he is there as God's spiritual leader of the local
church. The Senior Pastor has the most biblical and ministerial experience in
leading congregations; they serve as a major resource for worship leaders. On
both sides of the relational fence, there are good and not so good
relationships between the SP and WL. Knowing that this relationship is a
significant component for congregational health as well as for staff health,
how do you see its effects in your church and staff? What kind of a value does
a healthy relationship between SP's and WL's bring to the worship experience?
