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A friend recently stated that his Administrative Bishop said that no person 50 years old or older will be appointed as a Pastor of any of their churches. All I can say according to this report is, “Good luck.”

As the average pastor grows older in America, churches say they are struggling to find young Christians who want to become future pastors. Read More »

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7 comments

  1. Charles Page says:

    There is move on to keep men 50 and older from administrative bishop positions.

  2. Charles Page says:

    …and congregations have little control over who pastors a large church. They may think they have preferential choice!

  3. What happen when my DAD WENT TO BTS GOD HAD CALLED HIM TO PREACH

  4. That is someone who has no regard for the Lord and His instruction. Period. What a disgrace.

  5. That is a law suit for agism! Please tell me who said it since I’m 53. Thanks

  6. Well if this is true, it’s very sad because the best Preachers are typically the ones over 50. Just saying…… Based on the lack of annointing & inability to preach sermons that have content & depth, I’m thinking it’s likely that a lot of Preachers now are not called but have chosen it as a career.

  7. Charles Page says:

    This is not the place to make personal accusation to someone!