Protect Your Pastor

Pastoral Protection Policy™

Protection for the Pastor. Support for the First Lady. Stability for the Ministry.

Why This Matters

When a Pastor becomes ill or transitions unexpectedly, the church and First Lady should not be left to scramble financially or emotionally.

A Pastoral Protection Policy™ ensures:

  • The Pastor’s household is supported through a structured salary continuation period

  • The church remains financially stable during leadership transition

  • The ministry has time to regroup, pray, and prepare for next steps

  • The congregation remains united and does not experience confusion or decline during a moment of grief

This is not just a policy.

This is stewardship.

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What This Policy Includes

This is appropriate for ministries with active pastoral leadership and congregational responsibility - regardless of size.

You Receive

Key-Person Term Protection Strategy

Salary Continuation Support Framework

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Leadership Transition Timeline Guidance

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Church Board Approval Guidance

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Crisis Communication & Congregation Transition Language

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Everything is documented and simplified so your ministry is never left unprepared.

Who This Is For

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Pastors

First Ladies

Church Administrators

Trustees & Board Members

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Treasurers

What Happens Next

Step 1:

Download the Continuity Checklist

Step 2:

Complete the checklist and receive your initial assessment

Step 3:

Schedule a Private Pastoral Protection Call

Step 4:

We design the protection and continuity plan

Step 6:

The plan is implemented confidently and peacefully

Step 5:

The deacon board reviews and approves

Protect the Pastor. Prepare Your Church.
Preserve the Vision.

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Psalms 133:1

“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethen to dwell together in unity.”