Relationship to Other Religious Professionals on Staff Sample Clauses

Relationship to Other Religious Professionals on Staff. (New provision): The Minister, in collaboration with Congregational leaders, has primary responsibility for the vision and mission of the Congregation. In recognition of the work done by Congregational staff, the Minister will enter into a covenant with the other religious professionals on staff. Such covenant will delineate the roles and responsibilities of each as well as the means to resolve disagreements should they occur... [Note: The following language is applicable if there are other Ministers serving the Congregation.] The Senior/Lead Minister will serve as lead of the ministerial team. Other Ministers will report to the Senior/Lead Minister.
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