University Presbyterian Church Seeks Installed Solo Pastor for El Paso Congregation

University Presbyterian Church in El Paso, Texas, is seeking an installed solo pastor to lead its congregation. The church, a member of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), emphasizes a welcoming and caring community committed to spiritual growth, embracing diversity, and serving the local area. As both a Matthew 25 and a More Light church, it values compassionate outreach, collaborative ministry, and “Sailboat” discipleship. The pastor will be expected to serve as an inspiring preacher, thoughtful teacher, caring shepherd, and visionary leader to help the congregation grow spiritually and continue its strong mission focus.

El Paso, known as the Sun City, offers over 300 days of sunshine annually, a low cost of living, and access to abundant outdoor recreation. The city is home to a Tier 1 university and medical center, as well as a rich multicultural border community. It is also rated as one of the safest large cities in the United States.

The church is currently seeking candidates through the PC(USA) Church Leadership Connection (CLC) under MDP #13315. Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact PNC Chair Donna Bronner at [email protected] for more information.

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The church’s commitment to mission and community service reflects the values of Micah 6:8, which calls for doing justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with God. This aligns with the church’s efforts to serve its neighbors and foster spiritual growth.

The search for a new pastor underscores the importance of leadership in guiding a congregation toward its mission and vision. The role of the pastor is central to the church’s identity and its ongoing commitment to faith and service.

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