Associate Pastor for Outreach

Associate Pastor for Outreach Key Responsibilities Provide pastoral oversight and programmatic leadership for FPC’s Outreach ministries, including evangelism, church planting, global missions, and local missions. Deliver biblically centered, relevant, and inspiring sermons aligning with the church's mission and vision. Oversee Modern Services under the direction of the Senior Pastor and participate in traditional worship, weddings, funerals, and other special services as part of general pastoral duties. Mentor, train, and equip staff, laity, and ministry leaders in their spiritual growth and missional collaboration. Provide pastoral care, counseling, and guidance to congregation members. Partner with staff and lay leadership to create opportunities for discipleship. Teach Bible studies within the church/community and other teaching within the church planting leadership community. Create, develop, and manage a thriving culture focused on mission. Articulate and promote the shared vision of FPC to staff, congregation, and the broader community as defined by FPC’s Strategic Plan Playbook. Collaborate with the Session to implement strategic plans as defined by FPC’s Strategic Plan Playbook and other priorities. Serve as a representative of FPC in the San Antonio community and foster relationships with the denomination, local organizations, other churches, and community leaders to advance The Kingdom’s mission. Cultivate a positive and collaborative culture among staff, laity, and community partners and participate in senior management meetings, providing spiritual insight and pastoral guidance. Qualifications Education: Master of Divinity (M.Div.) or equivalent theological degree. Experience: At least five years of leadership experience in a church or Christian organization. Spiritual Maturity: Seeks Jesus and strives to obey His word daily with a strong personal devotional life, meeting the biblical qualifications of an elder. Leadership Skills: Proven ability to lead, mentor, and develop staff and lay leaders. Communication Skills: Exceptional preaching, teaching, and interpersonal communication abilities.Commitment: Alignment with ECO’s Essential Tenets and Polity as well as FPC's mission, vision, and theological beliefs. Community Engagement: Passion for outreach and mission work within the local and global community. Reports To: Senior Pastor To Apply: Please submit your cover letter. About the Church First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio (FPCSA) has stood as a vibrant witness to the gospel of Jesus Christ in downtown San Antonio for more than 175 years. Rooted in the Reformed tradition and an enthusiastic member of ECO: A Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians, FPCSA is a multigenerational congregation committed to biblical preaching, dynamic worship, and intentional discipleship. Our shared purpose is to enjoy Jesus daily so that all people encounter Him. This joy is both our foundation and our calling, shaping how we live, serve, and minister together. Flowing from that joy, our mission is to make disciples who are disciple‑makers—people whose lives and witness multiply the love of Christ in our homes, our neighborhoods, and the world. As a church that lives to love Christ, love one another, and love the city, FPCSA is passionate about serving San Antonio and beyond through ministries of compassion, evangelism, and mission. Locally, we partner with ministries addressing spiritual, social, and physical needs—including homelessness, education, refugee resettlement, and neighborhood revitalization. Globally, our mission partnerships span several continents, reflecting a longstanding commitment to cross‑cultural ministry, missionary support, and church planting. San Antonio San Antonio is the seventh‑largest city in the United States with a population of over 1.4 million, while maintaining a small, approachable feel and a rich tapestry of history and culture. Founded in 1846, the city is home to historical sites such as the Alamo, the Pearl complex, and the San Antonio Museum of Art, as well as two major theme parks, Six Flags Fiesta Texas and Sea World. Economic drivers include the U.S. military, healthcare, education, and technology sectors, with the South Texas Medical Center accounting for more than $45 billion in economic impact. San Antonio also hosts major companies like USAA, HEB, Valero Energy, and Frost Bank. Residents enjoy abundant recreational options: theme parks, museums, zoos, water parks, parks, trails, and sports facilities. The city hosts annual cultural events such as Fiesta, the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, all‑day fiestas, and many other festivals. #J-18808-Ljbffr First Presbyterian Church of San Antonio