Revised criteria for the Order of the Ministry. The personThe work  Qualifications ◦ 10 qualities anticipated in persons engaged in ministry in the CCDOC.

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Revised criteria for the Order of the Ministry

The personThe work  Qualifications ◦ 10 qualities anticipated in persons engaged in ministry in the CCDOC ◦ Observation: We are saying more emphatically that it is not enough to be a Christ-follower to serve in pastoral ministry  Competencies ◦ 16 Areas considered essential to effective, sustainable ministry

 Faith in Jesus Christ, commitment to a life of Christian discipleship and nurturing spiritual practices  A sense of call to the ministry affirmed by the church

 An understanding of pastoral identity  Capacity to engage in theological reflection

 Strong moral character and personal integrity  Commitment to spiritual, physical and emotional wellness sufficient for healthy ministry

 Care and compassion for all people with appropriate relational skills  Responsible personal financial management

 Wise and generous stewardship in the use of God’s gifts  Skills and abilities necessary for the rigorous, pastoral tasks of ministry

Honest Personal Assessment and Self-Representation Prayerful observations of behavior and expression by a team of others in relationship Available evidence

 Biblical Knowledge: Be rooted and grounded in scripture and able to interpret and apply the scriptures in ways that are appropriate to original and contemporary contexts.  Church Administration and Planning:  Be able to practice the principles of good administration, planning and implementing short‐ and long‐range goals to enhance Congregational life in collaboration with teams and committees.

 Communication: Be an effective communicator and be able to facilitate effective communication within and on behalf of the church.  Cross Cultural and Anti‐Racism Experience: Be sensitive to the different manifestations of racism and prejudice in the culture and be committed to confronting and overcoming them.

 Ecumenism: Exhibit a commitment to working with other Christians and denominations and with other faiths in programs of common witness and service, and to articulating the vision of the ecumenical and global church as a starting place for mission.  Education and Leader Development: Know the foundations of Christian education and the principles of leader development. Show competency in teaching children, youth, and adults, including lay leaders and staff.

 Ethics: Be able to help parishioners think critically about the relationship of their faith to issues of justice, ethics and morality  Evangelism: Be able to motivate Congregational members to share their faith through word and action.

 Mission of the Church in the World: Be able to understand and articulate the centrality of the call to mission given by Jesus Christ and the prophets. Be able to empower congregations to engage in mission from our doorsteps to the ends of the earth.  Pastoral Care: Be able to engage other persons with empathy and assess situations and relationships with the compassion of Christ, with sensitivity to culture and context. Be able to convey the healing power of God to those who suffer.

 Proclamation of the Word: Know the practice and theory of Christian preaching. Be able to proclaim the Word of God, share the Good News of Jesus Christ, and help Congregational members apply their faith to daily life.  Spiritual Development: Establish and maintain spiritual disciplines that lead to personal growth and help others develop a rich spiritual life.

 Stewardship: Be able to develop and encourage healthy stewards who recognize and share generously God’s abundant gifts for all creation.  Theology: Be able to articulate a coherent view of God’s nature and activity in relation to the Christian tradition, to critically engage human situations from a perspective of faith, and to help persons recognize theological issues in their daily lives.

 Understanding of Heritage: Have knowledge of and appreciation for the history and thought of Christianity and of the history, structure, practices, and ethos of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).  Worship: Know the purpose and elements of Christian worship. Have the ability to plan and lead meaningful worship by working with the worship team, musicians, and Congregational members.

 Verifiable description of candidate’s strengths  Develop a plan for continuing education  Inform regional efforts to support continuing development

Be a part of it!Stronger pastors!  Care for those new to ministry will be through local/area/regional team  Competency and Character will determine fitness for ministry and shape continuing education

What would a pastor need to lead a congregation to become more mission-focused ?