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National Center for Chaplain Development is a nonprofit 501 (c) 3 organization which provides practical community support and spiritual counsel to emergency service workers, those in crisis, secular society and those persons in transition by meeting their needs. Trained and licensed chaplains will provide counsel, education, advocacy, life improvement skills and recovery training, providing a bridge between the secular and spiritual environments of community life throughout the world.
Chaplaincy ministry is unlike any other ministry as it is truly a cross-cultural immersive "ministry of presence" even within the United States.
It is vital, therefore, that we have the same understanding of what a Chaplain is. By definition, a chaplain is simply a "minister in the workplace" and can therefore have an extremely wide range of environments from full time chaplaincy to part time disaster workers. They can serve in congregations, law enforcement, emergency services, hospitals, corporations and more.
As such, the services that Chaplains provide are far reaching and varied providing counseling, education, advocacy, life improvement skills, juvenile, court and family mediation, emergency, disaster & crisis services, recovery training, and providing a bridge between the secular and spiritual environments of community life throughout the world.
We believe that God is using chaplaincy as a movement
mobilizing His Church to leave the building,
go into the world,
be the church without walls
"Providing Care and Service In His Name."
The real questions are:
"Where do you fit in?"
and
"What is it that you are called to do?"
To become a volunteer, or if your group would like a presentation or formal training in caring for those in crisis, click here.
Do you have a prayer need? If so, please email us here.
DISCLAIMER
The materials and relate content included in the National Center for Chaplain Development website is provided as a service to the community and for informational purposes only. This website is not meant to provide answers to specific legal questions, nor is it meant to serve as a substitute for legal, financial or psychological advice. National Center for Chaplain Development makes no claims, promises or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness, or adequacy of the information contained herein. National Center for Chaplain Development does not provide legal, accounting, financial, psychological or any other professional service. If any such assistance is required, it is recommended that you seek out the appropriate professional assistance.
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