US Pastor Council

Overview

The US Pastor Council (USPC), also known as the Houston Area Pastor Council, is a nonprofit organization registered under the EIN 20-0456376. It is classified as a 501(c)(3) organization, primarily focused on religious, educational, and charitable activities[1][2]. The organization's mission is to empower pastors and their congregations to impact culture and community across racial and denominational lines[2].

Mission and Activities

The USPC defines itself as a grassroots movement aimed at bringing a strong, Biblical, Christ-centered influence to communities. It engages in cultural, social, moral, and governing issues from a Biblically-grounded perspective[5]. The council networks pastors to promote godly righteousness and justice, fostering unity across different racial and denominational identities[3].

Financial Overview

The organization's revenue primarily comes from contributions. For the fiscal year ending December 2022, it received $423,880 in contributions, which comprised 100% of its total revenue. There were no revenues from program services, investments, or other sources[1][3]. In terms of expenses, executive compensation was $109,300, accounting for approximately 27.7% of the total expenses[1].

Governance and Leadership

David J. Welch Sr. serves as the Executive Director of the US Pastor Council, with a compensation of $109,300 as of 2023[1][3]. Other notable members include Rob Anderson, Kelly Coghlan, Randy Price, Jack Tompkins, and Jason Walker, who are listed as directors or board members but receive no compensation[1].

Grants and Support

The organization has received grants from entities such as the National Christian Foundation, contributing to its cultural initiatives[3]. Support from platforms like AmazonSmile also adds to its general operations[3].