Frank Pastore pitched with the Cincinnati Reds from 1979 through 1985 before ending his career with the Minnesota Twins in 1986. He graduated magna cum laude from National University in 1989 with a degree in business administration, before spending two years with the national leadership team of Athletes in Action, the sports ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ. In 1994, Frank graduated summa cum laude from Talbot School of Theology at Biola University, completing his seminary training with a master's degree in philosophy of Religion and ethics under the direction of J. P. Moreland. Currently, Frank is working towards a Ph.D. in political philosophy and American government at Claremont Graduate School under the direction of Charles Kesler and Harry Jaffa.

Frank is a gifted communicator with a growing total of over 1,500 hours of teaching experience in both the pulpit and the college lectern, having spoken in over 200 churches across America and having lectured at the undergraduate level for 9 years. As an apologist for the Christian worldview and a thoughtful advocate for conservative political philosophy, Frank has logged over 250 hours behind the microphone as a radio talk-show host, successfully making the case for both biblical inerrancy and limited government, and has done so with a burning passion to continue the rich legacy of our founding fathers by promoting the eternal principles of the Declaration of Independence. Frank is a Christian patriot, committed to discipleship to Jesus Christ and the American principles of freedom and liberty.

Frank would love to hear how his interview on Damascus Road has touched your life! So, if along with your comments you send a self-addressed stamped-envelope, Frank will return to you a free personalized baseball tract of his testimony One Pitch from Humility in appreciation. Lastly, Frank is available to speak to your church, conference, or campus, and you can reach him through the contact information on the left.