In 2018
We Maximized
God's Alliance
In 2019
We Walked in
Our Authority
In 2020
We Walk in
Manifested Glory
In 2017
We United
In 2021
We Walk in
Power of Love
In 2022
Greater Works Expect to do
In 2023
Still Uniting -Setting Captives Free
In 2024
Trusting God to
Soar in 2024
ABOUT US
Our mission is to UNITE the Pastors of the City of San Bernardino, to equip, empower, and encourage them to love, serve, and influence and impact the spiritual, social, economic, and overall well-being and progress of the city, nation and the world.
Objectives:
Our objectives are to develop safer communities by strengthening relationships between the community residents, the church and law enforcement agencies, through networking resources with community partners for the purpose of bringing healing, change and progress.
The Pastor of San Bernardino are the spiritual leaders of the Inland Empire. They came together to provide spiritual aid to the victims of the Inland Regional Center on December 2nd 2015, where insurgents took the lives of 17 innocent people.
During August of 2016, the San Bernardino Chief of Police requested a summit for pastors in the City as a result of police shootings nationwide. From the summit, 17churches started San Bernardino Pastor United; creating a three-prong strategy to help the community based on areas of Crisis Response, Community Engagement, & Civic Engagement.
The Crisis Engagement team has come to the aid of many families and individuals that face crises in the form of violent murders, gun violence, protests and natural disasters. During the COVID-19 pandemics in 2019, the pastors worked tirelessly at their prospective churches proving pop-up site assisting in testing and vaccinations.
The Community Engagement team provides community block parties, and grab and go events, bringing food, clothing and resources to family in need in the community; serving thousands of families. The Pastors unite in solidarity, to serve and restore God’s people.
The Civic Engagement team works alongside local dignitaries & law enforcement at town hall meeting to address racial disparities, and social and economic issue in an effort to create change, progress and healing to the residents in the County of San Bernardino