The Hiding Place Ministries

09/01/2026

This article highlights many of the struggles pastors and ministry leaders face. The article also has great suggestions for how churches can care for their leaders.

Only 1.2% of pastors leave ministry each year, even though most are running on empty. New research shows what's actually helping them stay, and it's not the burnout resources most churches hand out first. https://churchleaders.com/pastors/2214727-pastor-burnout-when-ministry-becomes-spiritually-exhausting.html

07/21/2026

Some advice from those who have been there.

Looking back on their time in the pulpit, former pastors have some suggestions for current pastors and their congregations. http://lfwy.co/RJ5l50Zq2Va

06/04/2026

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05/26/2026

05/08/2026

The state of pastors is a mixed bag. Some good new some news could be better.
Pastors time to get away and get perspective
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04/06/2026

Pastor, Its time.
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03/18/2026

Pastor, experience Sabbath here. www.myhidingplace.rest

03/18/2026

1 in 5 pastors consider leaving the church. Betrayal by the church could be a major cause.

38% of pastors seriously considered leaving ministry in the past year. One in five said church conflict was a significant factor in leaving a previous position. But behind those statistics is a reality the church rarely names: pastors are being betrayed by the very communities they gave their lives to serve. https://churchleaders.com/pastors/2215055-a-pastors-betrayal-the-hidden-trauma.html