MLN is a network of pastors and Christian leaders who believe in the integrity of the Holy Scriptures they teach and preach. Pastors and leaders whose lives are above reproach both within the local church and in the community they live and work in. 1 Timothy 3:1-6

At Mission Leaders Network (MLN), we seek to create an atmosphere of love, transparency, and truthfulness to engage the Christian leaders, the pastor, and the missionary in responding to and addressing challenges in their personal walk with the Lord, family life, and ministry. We believe that fostering genuine relationships among leaders is essential for spiritual growth and mutual support. Through collaboration and shared experiences, we aim to empower each other to navigate the complexities of faith and service more effectively.

We do this through mentorship, coaching, and training. We welcome pastors and leaders to come along with us. Our professional services are based upon our personal relationship with God, our faith in the Holy Scripture, and many years of our walk of faith in ministry and with the Lord, providing true leaders with pastoral insight, foresight, crisis management resolutions, and other pastoral services.

Yes, we’re awesome, calm, and dedicated to serving to the best of our abilities. “We are passionate about what we do and take pride in our work; we know our service is for the Lord. We are committed to serving the CHURCH and the pastor in our generation for Christ Jesus.”

The Mission Leaders Network (MLN) seeks to work as trainers, mentors, coaches, and consultants for pastors, local churches, and the communities they live in. We seek to network with overseas and local churches, mission agencies, denominational and non-denominational leaders, conferences, and individuals.

We have worked with many churches in recent years. Our particular areas of expertise are in “Pastoral and Missions Consultancy; Prayerforce creation for the local church and world evangelization; Pastoral Leadership, Mentoring and Coaching; Family matters; and Blending Biblical Education with secular Education systems.”

Our facilitators provide supportive, cooperative, challenging opportunities for exploring group issues of all kinds. Unusual activities help you to challenge your assumptions, step out of your “comfort zone,” and break through the barrier of resistance to change. Expect to deepen your awareness of your impact. Action learning invites you to examine current behaviors and make the leap to more desirable behaviors. The training session helps people overcome resistance and provides the framework for lifelong learning. Some of the outcomes participants are equipped to adopt are the ability to motivate others, lead decisively, communicate a compelling vision, and embrace change.

Our vision

1. The Mission Leaders Network (MLN) exists to assist the global Christian leaders community in fulfilling the Great Commission (Matt. 28:18-20; Mark 16:15; John 20:21) by providing biblical counseling, security, training, and crisis management services within the leadership of the Body of Christ.
2. We are here to offer living hope to the hopeless, faith to the faithless, and promising futures to all through the finished work on Calvary, especially “the Christian leaders and Church Pastor.” “Seeking the welfare of those belonging to the fivefold ministerial household of faith.”
3. Our vision is to see more and more Christian leaders and their congregations become committed followers of Jesus Christ in the local church, our community, and our generation and beyond.

Our Values

Our values are embedded in who we are…
1. Accountable in all that we do
2. Creative in finding successful solutions through the Ministry of the Holy Spirit and Wisdom of the Holy Scriptures.
3. Outstanding in the quality of staff, resource and delivery
Results focused

• To achieve the maximum for all those we serve and minister to.
• Nurturing to develop individuals who are resilient and self-determining.
• Maintaining and sustaining Biblical Culture, principles, and Practice
• Approaching and handling issues of life from a biblical perspective

Our Mission

Mission Leaders Network is a pastoral care support initiative of LMC Global Ministries. MLN works to assist and restore pastors and Christian leaders and their families by providing Christ-centered, holistic enrichment toward a focused and hopeful sense of calling and identity. With the primary aim of providing a bible-based consultation, a biblical sense of direction, and connecting them to available resources for strategic growth in a changing environment of ministry.

Our Purpose   

MLN is a ministry that provides encouragement, support, and a word of hope that God will create new lives and new possibilities in the midst of turmoil and uncertainty in the life and ministry of the man and woman called by God to serve.

1. To provide pastoral guidance for potential pastors and missionaries serving in their mission field of their calling and operation.
2. To create a platform of sharing, encouraging, and giving other support for ministers of the gospel, particularly Christian leaders and missionaries.
3. To mobilize and organize prayer support for Ministers of the gospel locally and globally 
4. To offer biblical support/counsel for missionaries, ministers of the gospel, and their families.
5. We exist above all to glorify God, worship God, serve God faithfully, and pray together in the biblical way.

Mission Leaders Network is.

1. A resource for pastors, spouses, church workers, their families, and Christian leaders in times of need.
2. A sanctuary where God is working out something new for a new beginning.
3. Pastoral care and family hope ministry outreach initiatives for Christian leaders.
4. A safe place where difficult conversations are open and discussed for bible-centered solutions and answers.
5. A refuge home where pastors, church leaders, and missionary workers seek good health and healing from God.
6. Help for congregations in times of challenge and hard times.

Mission Leaders Network has been present when . . .

1. A pastor needed to talk about deeply personal and family issues
2. Engaging pastors, Christian leaders, and Church workers who wanted mutual support and encouragement
3. Pastors wrestled with vocational issues and congregational expectations
4. Conflicted congregations struggled during interim situations
5. Divorced issues of pastors and spouses who felt alienated and abandoned.