A Supply Pastor is usually responsible for leading worship services, delivering sermons, providing pastoral care, and performing sacraments such as communion or baptisms, depending on denominational guidelines. They may also offer support to church staff, attend meetings, and handle emergencies, but their involvement in administrative duties is generally limited given the temporary nature of the position. Assignments can range from a single Sunday to several weeks or months, requiring adaptability and quick integration into new congregational settings. Supply Pastors often serve as a steady presence during times of pastoral transition, ensuring the church’s spiritual and worship needs are met until a permanent pastor is in place.