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[This is a re-posting of an article I posted on my former blog back in early May, when I had, at most, six daily readers. In light of the anonymous bombings that have taken place on various blogs recently, I thought I would pull it from the archives.] One of the things I found interesting about the process of interviewing with the pastor search committee at the church I now serve was their concern with my future plans. It is understandable that, with the average tenure of pastors in our denomination hovering around two years, churches are concerned that someone not come on the field and immediately begin to look for where they might go next. This kind of stepping-stone mentality obviously does not lend itself to the establishment of effective ministry. I have found that it takes a year or so just to learn everyone's names and get to know them just at a surface level. It is also understandable that I would be asked this question because of my resume. 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