Intentional Interim Ministry
Intentional Interim Ministry comprises of trained clergypersons vetted by the Cabinet, skilled communicators, and willing to step in while a pastor takes time away for sabbatical, renew or study leave, or when a pastor is placed on administrative leave or suspension. Click the link below for the Intentional Interim Ministry process.
Intentional Interim Ministry ProcessAbout Intentional Interim Ministry
Our historic Wesleyan tradition provided pastoral and pulpit leadership by circuit riding preachers. These pioneers were intent on "spreading scriptural holiness throughout the land." Today's setting calls for this same pioneering spirit to care for the special needs of congregations. Interim ministers are experienced clergypersons, committed to the Wesleyan Way and the UMC, and have proven effective and fruitful in their service to Christ and the church.
For additional information about Intentional Interim Ministry visit the sites below:
NTC IIM, Rev. Justin Tull
General Board of Higher Education and Ministry: Interim Ministry
For more information on IIM training or considering time away for a sabbatical, renewal or study leave but don't know where to turn – contact your District Superintendent or the Center for Leadership Development of the North Texas Conference.
