The Presbytery of Northern New York is HIRING

The Staffing Structure Committee is looking to fill the following positions:

Lead Presbyter

The Lead Presbyter will be a point of connection between the Presbytery and the councils and apparatus of the wider church by:

Annual Stipend: $12,000 plus mileage and professional expenses (including travel expenses to Synod, GA, and gatherings of presbytery executives)


Pastor to the Pastors

The Pastor to the Pastors will provide pastoral care, guidance, and resources to the ministers of the Presbytery by:

Note on Qualification: The person who fills this role should have training and qualification in pastoral care or a related field.

Annual Stipend: $12,000 plus mileage and professional expenses.


Pastor to the Councils

The Pastor to the Councils will work diligently to form working relationships and connections with the various councils of the Presbytery, including church Sessions, such that the Presbytery is ready and equipped to respond to churches in need by:

Annual Stipend: $12,000 plus mileage and professional expenses


Treasurer

The Treasurer will keep track of Income and Expenses, working with the Presbytery Bookkeeper and Presbytery Administrator, attending Trustees meetings, presenting a report to the Presbytery four times a year as well as Coordinating Council in the months between Presbytery meetings. They will also help to create a budget each year. 

This will be a volunteer position.


All interested parties may send a letter of interest by March 10th through email or regular mail to the following:

shupcpastor@gmail.com (Please write “Staffing Letter of Interest in the subject line)


PNNY Staffing Structure Committee

c/o Rev. Summer Sattora

PO Box 138

Sackets Harbor, NY 13685

The Presbytery of Northern New York extends from Lake Champlain on the east to Lake Ontario on the west, bordered by The St. Lawrence River on the north and extends into the Adirondack mountains to the south.  Recreational enthusiasts can enjoy 4 seasons of fun from downhill skiing at Whiteface Mountain, home of the 1980 Winter Olympics to bass fishing in the St Lawrence river or enjoying a quiet day on the water on Lake Champlain or Lake Ontario.  There is also hiking, mountain climbing and camping in the Adirondacks as well as many fairs and festivals celebrating the uniqueness and history of the area.  Our dairy industry and agriculture as well as tourism make up a large part of the economy, supporting our many small towns and villages.  Ft. Drum, home of the 10th Mountain Division, is the north country's largest employer.

 


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