Sermon Tone Analysis

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James Watson (Congregational Pastor)
What is a congregational pastor?
Just imagine that North Hills was a stand alone church without a K-12 school.
In that case I would just be the Pastor.
But in our context we have 3 departments in that we have a School, a Preschool, and a Congregation.
I pastor the congregation.
As some of you likely know we have Pastor Bill who is our Interim Senior Executive Pastor.
His responsibility is to lead the organization from an administrative standpoint.
From a spiritual standpoint, you’ll largely look to me as the Pastor of North Hills.
I’ll be at the Fall retreat.
I give some oversight and encouragement to Bible classes.
I’m here for prayer
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