Chaplaincy Endorsement opens ministry opportunities outside the church
Chaplains minister in many different and diverse situations and populations. To help you discover your unique calling, we have divided these groups of Chaplaincy into 4 specific areas:
Emergency Services, Counseling, Healthcare, and Specialized.
You are there to provide emotional support to those that have to always answer the call. Speaking words of hope to those who daily see the hopelessness of this world. Giving them a safe place where they can share their fears
Emergency Services
Counseling
You are there to provide support to the hurting and struggling. Being a listening ear and providing caring counsel, helping them realize that
GOD IS WITH THEM
You are there for those who are hurting, feeling alone in their moment of weakness. Many times offering up just a silent prayer of peace and comfort, knowing that even in the end
THEY ARE NEVER ALONE
Healthcare
Specialized
You are there for those in your workplace, school, hobby group, and beyond. Bringing the light of Jesus to people that you share your life and passions with by building relationships, knowing that He
CAN REACH THEM ANYWHERE
AND YOU CAN SHARE HIS HOPE
Chaplaincy Qualification Overview
The specific qualifications for chaplains serving in secular institutions and specialized settings are as diverse as the settings in which chaplains serve. The reason for the variance in qualifications is primarily due to the differences in the nature of the settings and the operating procedures of the institutions concerned. Generally, healthcare, police/fire agencies, and correctional institutions develop their own set of qualifications for chaplains they employ.
These qualifications are greatly influenced by the respective regulations and budgets of these institutions and/or facilities. Accordingly, candidates who seek endorsement are encouraged to determine the overall qualifications, and especially educational requirements, for the position they seek to fill. Click on the area(s) above to learn more about their specific requirements.
All candidates are required to take levels 1 & 2 of
