Assistant Pastor Resume Example

I have been an ordained minister in the PCA since November, 2018. I was ordained in the Palmetto Presbytery, and I served two years as the assistant pastor as Rose Hill PCA. I preached almost every week for over a year. I have led worship and administered the Lord's Supper many times. I taught multiple adult Sunday school classes on a wide range of topics and books of the Bible. I taught our children's communicant's class twice. I was the chair and developer of our church's missions committee, which included developing a missions policy as well as being the liason to our missionaries. I was trained as the team leader for our church's first ministry to the local elementary school with the Good News Club. I have counseled, visited, and ministered to many of our congreration in various ways.

• Earned all-state honors in basketball for 3 consecutive years.
• Was the runner-up for the Mr. Basketball award two years in the state of Tennessee.
• Won the 2007 Class-A state basketball championship in Tennessee.
• Awarded the MVP of the 2007 Class-A state basketball tournament.
• Earned all-state honors in football for 2 consecutive years
• Was the runner-up for the Mr. Football award in the state of Tennessee.
• Set records in the state of Tennessee for the most career receptions, yards, and touchdowns.
• Received a full-scholarship to play football at Furman University.
• Graduated from Wheaton College with a degree in English Literature.
• Was a leader of a group of students, teachers, and medical professionals to provide aid and spiritual encouragement for indigenous groups living in the Amazon.
• Graduated top of my class from Erskine Theological Seminary.
• Won the history award at Erskine Theological Seminary.
• Won the Hebrew award at Erskine Theological Seminary.
• Ordained as a minister in the Presbyterian Church in America.

I grew up in a very strict, religious family. The church was a very important part of our lives.

I attended a local Christian school where I played basketball and football.

I received a full-scholarship to play football at Furman University. I played there for two years.

I transferred to Wheaton College and played football there for two years. I graduated with a degree in English Literature.

After college, I traveled to Bogota, Colombia in South America to teach physical education at a Christian school. I met my wife and we had our first child in Bogota.

We moved back to the United States to Columbia, South Carolina to attend Erskine Theological Seminary.

I taught PE and high school Bible at Northside Christian Academy for four years during seminary.

My wife and I have been married for 6 years and we have five children.