Pastors care deeply for their congregations. They preach hope, carry grief, guide others through crisis, and stand steady in moments of uncertainty. But who cares for the caregiver? Who Pastors the Pastor? speaks to the often‑unspoken realities of pastoral life—weariness, isolation, hidden pain, and the quiet weight of constant responsibility. Written by licensed clinical social worker and faith leader Pamela Bridgeman , this book brings together biblical wisdom and clinical insight to offer understanding, compassion, and practical guidance for those who shepherd others. This is not a book of criticism or condemnation. It is an invitation—to honesty, restoration, and sustainable ministry. Inside, you’ll explore: the emotional and spiritual cost of ministry - why pastors often struggle in silence - how unresolved wounds shape leadership - the importance of rest, boundaries, and shared care - and the healing presence of Christ, the Chief Shepherd With clarity and grace, Bridgeman reminds readers that pastors are not exempt from the need for care. They are sheep before they are shepherds—and they, too, need a place to be restored. Whether you are a pastor, love a pastor, or serve alongside one, Who Pastors the Pastor? offers a faithful reminder that those who care for others are also worthy of care. “He restores my soul.” — Psalm 23:3