In the Press
Discover where Michael Neely’s voice and work have been featured in conversations that are shifting how faith communities respond to domestic violence.
Articles
Faith-based leaders part of ‘Safe Space’ initiative to help domestic violence survivors
Highlighting local efforts to equip churches to recognize and respond to abuse.
Whitman: Pastor’s experience of abuse inspires him to counsel other victims
A powerful feature on Michael’s personal journey and impact as a survivor-advocate.
Breaking the Silence: Michael Neely’s Mission to Unchurch Domestic Violence
Challenging the misuse of faith that enables silence around domestic violence, working to transform churches from places of quiet suffering into active advocates for survivors.
From a Tampa church, a pastor works to set domestic violence survivors free
A Tampa pastor helps people overcome addiction and homelessness by giving them structure and a path to rebuild their lives.
Family Justice Center gathers faith leaders to address domestic violence
A gathering of interfaith leaders working to shift theology toward survivor support.
New Millennium pastor strives to serve the younger generation
A look into Michael’s unique ministry style and generational outreach.
Pastor Michael Neely on Rebirthing the Church for the Broken, the Overlooked, and the Wounded
Pastor Michael Neely advocates for churches to confront past harm openly and prioritize healing and accountability for those affected.
The podcast explains how a Tampa pastor helps people overcome addiction and homelessness by providing structure and a path to rebuild their lives.
“I didn’t realize how many people’s religious beliefs or faith in the Lord kept them stuck in abusive relationships,” Neely said. “I want people to know God hates abuse and wants you out.”
— Pastor Michael Neely, as quoted in the Tampa Bay Times