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The Committee on Ministry seeks to care for both clergy and churches within the Presbytery. The Committee is ready to help churches in transition, facing change, or experiencing conflict. We encourage churches and clergy who might benefit from assistance to call the Chair of the Committee on Ministry to discuss their concerns. Chair: Rev. Dr. O. Morton Harris, First Presbyterian Church of Howard County. Ph:410.730.3545 ext.17 mharris@firstpreshc.org The Committee has created the following forms and policies to assist churches and clergy in their ministries:
Forms
Call Form for Ministers (WORD) (PDF)
Change of Terms of Call (WORD) (PDF)
Salary Letter for 2010
Model Dissolution Agreement
Board of Pensions Salary Change Form (enr-111)
Sample Contracts
Interim Minister Contract
Stated Supply Contract
Temporary Supply Contract
Residence Shared Equity Agreement (Word) (PDF)
Factoring Information
Factoring Guide for Pastoral/Professional Positions
Factoring FAQ's
2010 Pastoral Salary Report
Policies
Sexual Misconduct Policy
Dissolution of Pastoral Relationships
Leasing Worship Space
Validation of Ministries
Ministerial Ethics Guidelines
Churches in Transition
Introduction and Overview
Phase 1- Dissolution of the Pastoral Relationship
Phase 2- Sessions Leadership During Transition
Phase 3- Getting Organized and the Church Information Form
Phase 4- Search and Call for New Pastor
Phase 5- New Pastor Joins Congregation
Process Guides
Search Committee Etiquette
Great Expectations Questions
Clearance Interview Procedures
Exit Interview Questions
Guidelines for Background Checks
Guidelines for Searching for an Interim Minister
Guidelines for Installation Service
Guidelines for Sessions and Pastors
Guidelines for Continuing Education
Guidelines for Sabbaticals
Guidelines for Accountable Reimbursement Plans
Guidelines for Examining Candidates for Elder and Deacon
Guidelines for Housing Allowances and Manses
Triennial Church Visits
All forms for Triennial Visits
Discussion Starters for Triennial Visits
Report of Triennial Visit Form
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