Lutheran pastor
Reformation church leader
A Lutheran pastor is a clergy member ordained in the Lutheran tradition of Protestant Christianity.
Pastors lead congregations, preach sermons, administer sacraments, and provide spiritual guidance.
The term pastor—from the Latin for shepherd—emphasizes the minister's role in tending to a flock of believers.
The Lutheran pastor baptized three infants during the Sunday service.
- preachingDelivering moral discourse
- grace aloneDoctrine of unearned salvation
- ProtestantismReformation-era Christian movement
- congregationAssembled group of worshippers
- Augsburg ConfessionLutheran doctrinal declaration, 1530
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