http://brandoncollins.wol.orghttp://brandoncollins.wol.orgThat's a great point, Ben. I've never interviewed to be a pastor or put out a resume or anything like that, but I've seen it happen quite a bit (both successfully and unsuccessfully in my estimation). The key is to find a senior pastor who shares your philosophy. It's easy for me to write that but hard to do in practice (which, I think, is the point of your question). I've seen a lot of guys end up at a church that is a good fit through a mutual connection (Word of Life Missionaries do this a lot). I think the biggest thing is to know where you stand and then ask pointed, specific questions to determine where a church/senior pastor stands on ministry philosophy.Brandon CollinsWed, 30 Nov 2011 16:53:33 -0500http://brandoncollins.wol.orghttp://brandoncollins.wol.orgPersonally, I like the use of "busted" at the end of the post. The next question you have to ask yourself in youth ministry is "How do I find a senior pastor who buys into this?" I'm interested to hear if you've done much thinking on how to find a church and a leader who accepts this. Ben BaconTue, 22 Nov 2011 11:14:52 -0500http://brandoncollins.wol.org