A Pastor Council is a group of local pastors who come together to stand as watchmen over their city, praying and working together to impact their communities with the values of the Kingdom.  Linked together with other local pastor councils through the USPC, we become a movement impacting the nation, rather than just another ministry organization.

What Does A Pastor Council Do?

Prayer

Leading city-wide, regional, and local prayer efforts.

Family

Strengthening marriages, equipping parents, and promoting biblical family values.

Education

Involvement with local school board and schools, protecting children, and promoting faith-based education.

Community Impact

Mobilizing churches for civic engagement and voter participation.

Non-Profits

Partnering with ministries to address community needs.

Military & First Responders

Building relationships with local military, EMTs, fire, and law enforcement.

Elected Officials

Engaging and supporting civic leaders.

Candidates

Recruiting, training, and equipping leaders for public service.

Media

Managing communications, podcasts, and media outreach.

Capitol Worship

Coordinating worship at government facilities.

How To Start A USPC

Starting a new Pastor Council begins by connecting with the U.S. Pastor Council for guidance and resources, then partnering with USPC leadership in seeking the Lord in prayer for His direction and calling in your city. From there, invite other pastors who share the vision, form a core team to meet, pray, and plan, and take the step to launch by holding your first gathering. Each step builds toward unified, prayer-driven leadership that brings real impact to your community.

1

Connect

Contact the U.S. Pastor Council for guidance and resources.

CONTACT USPC
2

Pray

Ask God if He is calling you to help lead in your city.

3

Invite Pastors

Reach out to other pastors in your area who share the vision of standing together.

4

Form a Core Team

Gather a small team of pastors to meet, pray, and plan.

5

Launch

Hold your first gathering, prayer meeting, or planning session.

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