Hebron Ministries was birthed out of both deep loss and profound faith.
Through life-altering seasons, we have learned that God is faithful to restore what has been shaken.
Hebron exists to
Walk alongside pastors, missionaries, and ministry leaders— helping them care for their calling by first caring for their hearts.
At the core of Hebron are three foundational pillars:
Our Mission
01
Empower
Strengthening those who serve.
At Hebron, empowerment begins with understanding self-care.
We believe pastors, missionaries, and ministry leaders cannot pour from an empty vessel. Our mission is to strengthen those who serve by teaching how to make intentional space for rest, reflection, and spiritual renewal.
Through encouragement, prayer, and practical support, we help leaders reconnect with their calling, rediscover joy in their work, and move forward with clarity and confidence—empowered to continue the work God has placed in their hands.
02
Renew
Restoring hearts, minds, & spirits.
Renewal is at the heart of Hebron.
Life and ministry can be demanding, and seasons of exhaustion often come quietly. Hebron exists to help leaders pause intentionally—creating space where hearts, minds, and spirits can be restored in God’s presence.
Renewal happens through solitude, Scripture, prayer, and rest. We help individuals create space to breathe deeply, hear God clearly, and experience healing that leads to lasting wholeness.
03
Fellowship
Finding healing through community.
Healing is often found in connection.
Hebron means friend of God. We have learned that when we re-establish intimate connection with the Father after long or stressful seasons, we are revitalized to serve again. As we experience personal renewal, our hearts are opened to others who understand the journey.
Through fellowship, we learn to value meaningful relationships built on faith, trust, and shared experience. Stories are shared, burdens are lifted, and hope is renewed—reminding us that we are not alone, but walking together in faith, encouragement, and love.
OUR STORY
On April 27, 2011, our lives were forever changed.
We huddled in the closet of our parsonage with our three teenage children and our youth pastor as a powerful tornado tore through our town. What felt like hours passed in just minutes as wind, debris, and rain battered the brick parsonage like it was nothing more than a shack. When the storm finally passed and we stepped outside, our home was destroyed—but every one of us was alive and unharmed.
That alone was a miracle.
What followed became another: the rebuilding. Our church, community, gym, and parsonage were restored through the overwhelming support of people who loved us well. We were never without help. Even though ministry has since carried us to new places, that town, those people, and that church will always feel like home.
But in the midst of rebuilding what was visible, God began doing a deeper work within us.
We learned about balance. About rest. About healing. About family.
How It Started
In ministry, it is easy to keep serving—to push forward, stay available, and meet every need—until the lines between ministry, marriage, family, personal health, and rest become blurred.
We learned the hard way what happens when those boundaries are ignored.
The cost showed up physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Out of that season of healing, a vision quietly began to take shape in our hearts—not as a place at first, but as a practice.
We began teaching our own pastors and leaders how to think differently about rest. We started with something practical: calendars. Helping leaders distinguish between ministry travel and true sabbatical rest. Teaching married ministry couples how to intentionally schedule time away together—not to work, not to serve—but to enjoy life, one another, and the presence of God without guilt.