He was pastor of the church from 1959 until his death in 2001.

From 21, he became a pastor for a number of years.

After a change of heart, he decided to become a pastor.

He spent three years as the pastor of a California church.

The new pastor did not have time to help him with the language studies.

Told to leave, the pastor of that time decided to stay.

Then he sent me to college to learn to be a pastor.

In the early years pastors were called for just one year.

By 1905 the community already had 75 pastors and 52,000 members.

He went on to become the pastor of that church.

When she became pastor almost four years ago, there were only 60 members.

And it might do the pastor, he told himself, a world of good to see him.

"The pastor never stood up last summer and told the people what he was going to do."

"But I talked with one pastor who said not enough people have died yet."

They also wanted a say in the election of their pastor.

The pastors of this state are already doing the hard work.

Why do so many pastors' kids go off the deep end?

His son William went on to pastor the same church for 39 years after him.

He then began to pastor a small church in Colorado.

In fact, some of his pastors even told him that he did not seem himself.

But he said the church pastor told him the money came from a member whose husband had died.

Until 1947, the pastor was the head of the college's religion department.

The church had four pastors in its first ten years.

I sometimes wonder what my former pastor has to say on the subject now.