Central Florida Presbytery Deacons Committee · A Proposal for the Establishment of an Administrative Deacon in the Central Florida Presbytery of the PCA (2023).
Summary
The Central Florida Presbytery Deacons Committee of the PCA produced this proposal to establish and fund a full-time Administrative Deacon, the operational officer of the committee, who would equip, connect, and mobilize diaconal service across the presbytery’s churches. It grounds the vision in Acts 6 and in the claim that a church which worships the Lord who became a servant will itself grow servant-hearted.
Its argument from need is pointed: churches support full-time pastors, worship leaders, and campus ministers because most disciplines require some full-time practitioners to thrive, yet they rarely fund a deacon to give focused attention to the sick, the poor, the widow, and the stranger.
Alongside the vision the document lays out a historical rationale, a financial plan, a job description, and the committee’s charge. It is a rare contemporary case for connectional, vocational diaconal ministry at the presbytery level.
Excerpt
A church that looks like Jesus, the Lord who became a servant.
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