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The Interim Pastor is one who, on short notice, can step into a pastor-less church by providing the necessary leadership and assistance enabling the church to maintain its program, act as a buffer between pastors, perform a healing ministry [when necessary], and prepare the way for the coming pastor.

The Southern Baptist pastor's main job is to minister to his church community through the use of sermons, worship and music. The pastor must plan weekly sermons that capture the essence of biblical vision. He also works with the music ministry to plan appropriate worship music for the week's sermon.

The role of the interim pastor is often viewed simply as someone who will preach when a church is without a pastor. A transitional pastor does more than simply "fill the pulpit." The transitional pastor ministry is a guided process that prepares the congregation to receive a new pastor.

Plan and conduct worship services: prepare and deliver sermons and lead observances of the church by-laws. Lead the church in an effective evangelism program and in a caring ministry for those in the church and the community. Lead an effective program of visiting sick and shut-in members and prospects.

Connecticut does not require a will to be notarized to be valid. However, if the testator and witnesses sign the will in the presence of a notary who then notarizes the will, it is considered a self-proved will and there is no need to prove the will during probate, thereby speeding up the probate process.

There is no legal requirement that a will or trust be drafted by a lawyer. However, there is an abundance of misleading information and myths that surround this area. Attorneys have the training and experience to properly advise a person. The use of ?do-it-yourself? forms is unwise.