Pastor

=== Anglicanism ===
Ordained presbyters are called priests in the [[Church of England]], as in all other ecclesiastical provinces of the [[Anglican Communion]], and use the title the Reverend if they are [[Low church]] and Father or Mother if they are [[High church]].<ref name="StaffStaff2001">{{cite book|title=An Anglican-Methodist Covenant: Common Statement of the Formal Conversations Between the Methodist Church of Great Britain and the Church of England|year=2001|publisher=Church House Publishing|language=en |isbn=9781858522180|page=47|quote=In the Church of England, the term priest is thought 1 D jL appropriate because those ordained to the presbyterate are related to the priesthood of Christ and to the priesthood of the whole Church in a particular way.}}</ref> Those leaders who are not ordained, but have a license from their Bishop, are increasingly using the title Pastor, as well as those office holders who are communicants within the Anglican Communion and participate in lay ministry where a license is not required.{{citation needed|date=September 2020}}