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The Associate Pastor: Second Chair, Not Second Best
Like the second-chair position in an orchestra, a well-prepared associate pastor complements and harmonizes with the senior pastor's ministry to create an exquisite symphony. Yet more often than not, we consider the position of “second fiddle” second rate. How long will we let the growing number of assistant and associate pastors struggle to recognize their significance within the church? Martin Hawkins feels he is fulfilling his calling by faithfully serving in the role of associate pastor, and this book affirms the role of the assistant pastor as a God-honoring ministry worthy of a calling and lifetime of service.
208 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 2005
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January 25, 2020
Being an associate pastor who has wondered about pursuing the senior pastorate this book provided much insight about the importance of the associate. Much great truth to be gleaned and a recommended read for all associate and senior pastors.
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