Church fundraising ideas can be used to raise money for a special pastor gift, your pastor appreciation event, the youth group, or even for the church's general fund. Pastor Appreciation PROGRAM GUIDE. Application of theme. The pastor serves under God’s authority and is commissioned to share His love in Christ by the power.

Pastor's Aide Committee Evg. Patricia Frazier, Advisor Mission: To lift the Pastor up in prayer; to meet the needs of the Pastor, First Lady and their children by providing moral, spiritual, and financial support. Scripture: Let the elders who rule well be counted worthy of double honor, especially those who labor in the word and doctrine. For the Scripture says, “You shall not muzzle an ox while it treads out the grain,“ and, “The laborer is worthy of his wages.” - I Timothy 5:17-18 Goals: The Pastor’s Aide Committee is committed to: providing necessary support to the Pastor and his family within the church with encouraging words, prayers, and other actions of love; such as spearheading the church in celebrating the Pastor’s Anniversary, birthday, and other special occasions; extending hospitality to visiting ministers, their families and guests; and assisting Pastor in fulfilling his goals for the church and community. The members of this ministry will maintain a persona that is acceptable to our Pastor, our congregation, but above all others, to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Members: Sis.

Bernice Hutchinson Sis. Mary Ann Gunn Sis. Terrell Jones Sis. Marnette Wilson Sis. Willie Mae Stokes Sis.

LaTraysa Carlisle.

Pastor's aide ministries assist the senior pastor morally, spiritually and financially. The pastor's aide ministry functions to encourage the pastor personally and ministerially. This includes financial, moral and spiritual support for him and his family and assistance with church programs and ministry. Support is extended via prayer, fundraising, participation in ministries and personal follow-up. It finds its biblical basis, among other places, in 1 Timothy 5:17, 'Let the elders who rule well be counted worthy of double honor, especially those who labor in the word.' Personal Contact Consult with the pastor to determine the most convenient time for weekly, personal follow-up. It's important to stay abreast of ongoing ministry and personal needs.

This weekly conference may be conducted either in person or via telephone, depending on his preference. Pastor aide ministry leaders and participants must conduct themselves in a very thoughtful manner to earn respect and trust. Pastors are often guarded about personal and family needs. Fundraising Develop a calendar of upcoming ministry events and initiatives and a side list of visionary dreams the pastor has. Visionary dreams will include the development of new ministries and outreaches.

Work with him to prioritize these items and find out the appropriate means for raising funds. Brainstorm with fellow aide ministry leaders and workers to formulate events and initiatives to raise funds. Put these on the church calendar upon receiving pastoral approval. Prayer Seek the pastor's input concerning whom he most trusts among the members of the pastor's aide ministry. This group will then form a prayer team that will lift up the most personal and private needs the pastor may share. The entire team will intercede concerning church ministry and vision.