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Attend church regularly and help the church with their community initiatives. Be an active volunteer and get to know the leaders and members of the church.  Becoming friendly with church leaders and staff could improve your chances to become a pastor later on. In addition to getting to know church members, regularly practicing the religion and learning the doctrine can help prepare you to become a pastor Certain denominations have restrictions on who can become a pastor. For instance, in certain types of Christianity, only non-divorced straight men can become pastors. Other religions may have looser or more strict restrictions. The pastor of your church will be able to tell you what these restrictions are for your religion. Non-denominational churches typically have looser requirements to become a pastor. Many pastors have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in theology or related field. Find a university or college that offers an accredited theological program and apply to the program. While a higher degree in theology isn’t required to become a pastor, it will greatly improve your chances of becoming one. Sign up to a counseling class or training with a local university or college. Getting trained in counseling will give you the tools that you need to help people with their life problems and will mentally prepare you for some of the scenarios you may find yourself in as a pastor. These problems could include things like abuse, addiction, marital problems, and other important life issues. To become a pastor, you’ll need to be completely devoted to your religion. Without an internal desire to spread the religion and help others, you’ll fail as a pastor. The path to becoming a pastor can often be long and arduous, so keep this in mind before you start your journey. Consider other job opportunities and make sure that being a pastor is the only thing you want to do.

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Become a good standing member in your church. Talk to your pastor to see the restrictions for your religion. Get a degree in theology to improve your chances of becoming a pastor. Get additional training or education in counseling. Have a close connection with your religion.