Being a solo pastor can be tough.

Let’s share the joys and challenges together.

Purpose

To build healthier small churches through building healthier solo pastors

Vision

An international network of solo pastors (as well as solo chaplains, missionaries, and ministry workers) who are supported and equipped to be dedicated disciples of Jesus Christ as they serve their small churches faithfully and joyfully

Mission

To facilitate friendship, provide vocational encouragement, emphasize a holistic view of health, and strengthen discipleship among solo pastors

  • 65%

    Of Pastors Report Sometimes or Frequently Feeling Lonely & Isolated
    (Barna)

  • 57%

    Of Pastors Sometimes or Frequently Feel that Their Own Spiritual Formation Too Often Takes a Backseat to Their Other Responsibilities
    (Barna)

  • 54%

    Of All U.S. Churches are Served
    by a Solo Pastor
    (FT, PT, or Volunteer)
    (National Congregations Study)

  • 7 of 10

    U.S. Churches Average Fewer Than 100
    in Sunday Worship
    (Lifeway)