Preposition: of

• congregation: He was to remain as pastor of the congregation until his death in 1810.

• church: I'm a pastor of a small church which started 3 years ago.

Possessives

• wife: Last week our pastor's wife was held up in an armed robbery in our local shops.

• heart: Like Charles Spurgeon, Andrew Fuller was a Biblical theologian driven by a pastor's heart.

Converse of object

• appoint: The question arises should Presbytery appoint to this role a pastor appointed to the charge.

• lie: Cecilia served as a lay pastor in MCC Bath helping found the congregation there.

• become: Billy later became pastor of a church of over 10,000 people.

• invite: We invite the pastor to drop by, and he does.

• ask: But tell me how I should set to work to ask the pastor to dinner.

• hear: Some years ago I heard a radio pastor give a sermon on what he called " the lust for bliss.

Adjective modifier

• Baptist: I think that God was showing that Baptist pastor from London was the tip of the tip of the tip of the iceberg.

• evangelical: More than 130 evangelical pastors have been assassinated in Colombia by the different armed groups over the past four years.

• faithful: This has an interesting epitaph: A faithful holy pastor here lies hid, One of a thousand, Mr Peter Kid.

• charismatic: The ever popular charismatic pastor, Jack Hayford, led the chanting crowd in an " African witch doctor's dance.

Noun used with modifier

• worship: Phil Christensen is worship pastor at the Church on the Mountain near Mt.

• youth: Youth pastors aren't around long enough for a light bulb to burn out.

• church: I spoke to my church pastor about my symptoms.

• insurance: Doesn't have adequate affordable health insurance pastor awareness about their.