Assistant Pastor for Mission and Evangelism

OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY
The Assistant Pastor for Mission and Evangelism leads the church in developing a vision for and teaching the
mission of God which includes the creation and implementation of strategies and ministries to spread the
gospel of Jesus Christ in word and service. This person will provide vision, pastoral leadership, support, and
coordination of the Mission and Evangelism ministries. In addition, this person will mobilize the Fremont
congregation into increased mission and evangelism engagement with both our local and global communities.
These responsibilities are accomplished primarily through collaboration with other individuals and teams.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES

Collaboration
● Collaborates with teams, staff and elders to develop a vision for the Mission of Christ in the current
cultural context
● Develops and collaborates with teams to coordinate and lead mission and evangelism ministries
● Develops and collaborates with Fremont ministries to engage in partnerships with our local and global
communities
● Collaborates with ministry leaders and teams to create a culture of evangelism and mission involvement
within the church community
● Collaborates with the Fremont Communications staff to promote the vision and efforts for mission and
evangelism and to build a culture of engagement among the congregation
Mission and Community Engagement
● Provides vision, pastoral leadership, support, training, creative input and collaborative oversight for
mission ministry teams; attends regular meetings of the teams and special events sponsored by the teams;
identifies team leaders and equips them to lead the respective ministry teams; and works closely with
team leaders to recruit and equip team members, develop the teams, and focus the ministries
● Develops and coordinates a program of mission support, including providing resources and information on
mission opportunities both locally and worldwide
● Creates an overall strategy to encourage Fremont members, staff, and Session to see that discipleship
includes viewing their lives as missional, such as teaching classes, providing special retreats or seminars,
and collaboration with student and children’s ministries
● Oversees and supports short-term mission projects and trips, including both local and worldwide
opportunities
● Develops and nurtures strategic relationships/partnerships between Fremont and global ministries, local
ministries and other local churches
● Ensures consistent incorporation of mission opportunities and celebrations in worship services
● Facilitates the identification, approval and promotion of special offerings in coordination with the
respective ministry teams, the Session and the Communications staff
Evangelism and Community Engagement
● Develops an evangelism leadership team and works with the team to create an overall strategy for
evangelism at Fremont
● Provides ongoing pastoral leadership, support, training, creative input, and collaborative oversight for the
evangelism ministry
● Organizes and leads gatherings of ministry leaders to craft unified and comprehensive outreach and
evangelism efforts, including teaching them how evangelism can be incorporated into their ministries
● Trains and equips the Fremont family to actively share the Gospel locally and globally
● Assists Fremont staff in incorporating evangelism into all programs/events
Pastoral
● Participates regularly in worship; preaches at the request of the Pastor/Head of Staff
● Teaches classes and seminars in conjunction with the Adult Education Team and other ministries
● Prays for the congregation and provides pastoral support to members as needed
● Officiates at baptisms, weddings and funerals/memorials
● Participates in and provides leadership for weekly Staff Chapel in conjunction with other Executive Team
members
● Participates regularly in Presbytery of the Pacific Southwest meetings, activities and ministries
Communication
● In conjunction with team leaders, communicates the activities, needs, and concerns of each ministry team
to the Session including the completion and submission of a monthly Ministry Team Summary Report
● Communicates the vision, priorities, and decisions of the Session to the various mission and evangelism
teams
● Communicates mission and evangelism news, opportunities, needs, and celebrations with the
congregation

Administration
● Collaborates with the various mission and evangelism teams to develop annual budgets; communicates
budgetary needs, requests and plans to the Session
● Tracks and records interactions with congregation members in the church database
● Develops long-term strategies and annual ministry plans; prioritizes the goals of the various mission and
evangelism ministries, including community engagement
● Supervises applicable staff members, including regular meetings, goal setting and annual evaluations
Direct Staff Supervision
● Mission Coordinator
Relationship
● Meets regularly with the Senior Pastor, the Executive Minister, leadership staff, and all mission and
evangelism ministry team leaders
● Participates in all Session meetings (as a non-voting member) and all staff and leadership retreats
● Utilizes personal relationships with individuals and small groups to further mission and evangelism efforts

EVALUATION
● This position is evaluated annually by the Head of Staff and the Personnel Committee

QUALIFICATIONS
● A strong and growing relationship with Jesus Christ
● A passion for people and a vision for reaching the world for Christ through sharing the Gospel and
shepherding the flock of Jesus
● Understands and exhibits cultural humility
● An eagerness to engage the unchurched with the Gospel in multiple cultural environments
● A relational and outgoing communicator who is able to interact positively with a wide variety of
personalities and applies Biblical truth in interactions with the congregation and individuals
● A demonstrated history in developing partnerships with missionaries, mission organizations, and
community groups and in recruiting, leading, equipping, and supporting volunteer ministry teams
● A willingness to receive instruction and submit to the leadership of the Session and the supervision of the
Head of Staff.
● An organized and self-motivated multi-tasker
● Ordained in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church or ordainable in the EPC with a MDiv from an accredited
seminary
● 3-5 years proven experience in pastoral leadership