What We Offer Now

If you are new to the network, below are many of the current ways we help pastors in pain:

www.PastorsInPain.com
Our website is our Frontline Connection with Wounded Shepherds in need.
Transitional Mentoring
By means of emails, phone calls or face to face meetings, we guide the wounded minister through the minefield of transition.
Awareness Meetings
We design these training sessions to inform the Christian Community of the growing problem of injury to ministers, its lasting affect on their families and the means to deal with it.
Call us to Schedule a meeting near you.
Our Prayer Team
Each minister who contacts us is immediately covered in a mantle of earnest prayer.
Double Honor Newsletter
Our Newsletter is used to train and inform the Christian Community concerning the needs of wounded Shepherds.
Saturday Seminars
Upon request, we arrange to walk groups of wounded shepherds through the issues that concern their lives, and provide insight and assistance.
Message Board
Our Message Board provides opportunities for ministers to share their thoughts with one another on subjects of interest.
Articles of Interest
You will find helpful articles defining the healing process and other pertinent topics for hurting pastors.
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Welcome to the Pastoral Advocacy Network 

Applications for NetMender Teams Are Now Being Taken - Click on "Become a NetMender".  

Pastors seeking Immediate Help go to www.PastorsInPain.com

  Click here for Welcome Video


Our Mission is to help injured, hurting ministers who have been rejected from the ministry or have chosen to leave for self- preservation reasons to rediscover the joy of their salvation, to renew their individual value, and to focus on God’s intent for their lives.
Where We Are Going

Since 1998 God has used the Pastoral Advocacy Network (PAN) to touch the lives of hundreds of His hurting shepherds with the message of healing and hope. Now we want to build on those victories by expanding our services.

It is our goal:  

  1. To make PAN the place for wounded ministers to go to find the most comprehensive spiritual and practical help for their needs as they walk through the minefield of transition.

  2. To solicit, train, and provide opportunities for concerned members of the Christian Community to become actively involved in healing wounded shepherds.

Right now we are working on the following six new developments that will take us a step closer to fulfilling our goals.

1. Pre-Transitional Advice

We will provide personal advice to pastors who are experiencing trouble in their present church and who want an objective recommendation.

2. Education Module

Our online video vignettes will guide hurting pastors and NetMenders through a series of basic understandings, definitions, teachings and advice to help the ministers in need rediscover their joy, value, and focus on God.

3. NetMender's Module

While we presently provide caring help for hurting ministers through our email, phone calls and face to face contact, we plan to do much more. Our new website will use the latest technology to:

  • Assist each minister build a personal network of NetMenders made of friends, family and others volunteering from the Christian Community to help with prayer, practical care and financial aid in the first six months of transition.
  • Produce a personal webpage to be used as a portal of communication to their NetMenders, notifying them of their needs and progress.
  • Provide training for the NetMenders on how best to serve a wounded shepherd.
  • Provide free access to the Resource Center.
  • A means for the NetMenders to give financial aid with tax deductible receipts.
4. Joseph’s Pit Module

As a minister heals, he/she wants to move on. Joseph’s Pit is our incubator to assist the minister in taking the necessary steps to discover God’s intent for their lives. We will offer:

  • A pre-retreat preparation for self discovery.
  • A personal transformation retreat to help solidify God’s intent for their life.
  • Post-retreat follow-up sessions to finalize and implement the new vision.
5. Online Store

We are working on a website store to support wounded shepherds. Here they may purchase materials that pertain to their special needs. As we expand, NetMenders will be able to buy gifts and practical items for the ministers that they choose to support.

6. Resource Center

The purpose of the Resource Center is to provide as many resources as possible for hurting pastors. It will include business opportunities, job openings, referrals, and possibly health plan offerings .We will also put forward a means for NetMenders to give available items to needy pastors –like a free eBay for ministers in need.

Help Us Get There

Your support will help us expand our ministry & reach the above goals.