Jim Boyte serves as the Bi-Vocational Pastor at Good News Community Church, where he seamlessly blends his passion for ministry with his extensive background in technology and program management. With a commitment to equipping the congregation for service, Jim focuses on fostering a vibrant community...
Jim Boyte serves as the Bi-Vocational Pastor at Good News Community Church, where he seamlessly blends his passion for ministry with his extensive background in technology and program management. With a commitment to equipping the congregation for service, Jim focuses on fostering a vibrant community that embodies the teachings of Ephesians 4:12. His role encompasses not only traditional pastoral duties such as preaching and teaching but also innovative program development aimed at enhancing the church's outreach and engagement.
One of Jim's key projects involves the integration of technology into church activities, leveraging his expertise in software development and machine learning to create tools that facilitate communication and community building. By implementing Geographic Information Systems (GIS), he has enhanced the church's ability to analyze community needs and tailor outreach programs effectively. Additionally, Jim is spearheading a training initiative that empowers church members to utilize technology in their ministries, ensuring that they are well-equipped to serve and connect with the broader community.
His skills in team building and program management have been instrumental in fostering collaboration among church staff and volunteers, creating a supportive environment where everyone can contribute their unique talents. Jim's proficiency in languages such as Java and C# further enables him to develop custom solutions that address specific challenges faced by the church. As a Bi-Vocational Pastor, Jim exemplifies the integration of faith and technology, demonstrating that innovative approaches can enhance the mission of the church while building a strong foundation for spiritual growth and community service.