What is a Chaplain Anyway?
Answer: A chaplain is essentially a spiritual representative attached to a secular institution. Chaplains may or may not be certified, have a theological education, or be ordained or commissioned by a particular denomination, though many are. While chaplaincy has traditionally
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Read MoreShould Your Company Hire a Chaplain to Make Visits on a Regular Basis?
Businesses regularly apply preventative maintenance strategies and programs to their machines, vehicles and other capital equipment, but what about to their most valuable asset…their employees? Marketplace Chaplains, America’s largest and original workplace chaplaincy organization, has found that business savvy
An Understanding of the Chaplaincy
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I believe Christian Ministry must have a theological underpinning if it is to be true to the gospel; it should be informed by ones ideas and understanding of the triune God. However that theology must be an applied theology, …
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The Biblical Basis for Chaplaincy
Robert Murray McCheyne said, “The Christian is a person who makes it easy for others to believe in God.”
Although the bulk of this volume is intended for and relevant to chaplains of all faith traditions, the perspective
CLINICAL PASTORAL EDUCATION, FAITH & THE CHURCH, VOCATION 1 Thessalonians 2:8
If there is a Bible verse to encapsulate what I have learned in my hospital chaplain residency this year, this is it:
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Christian Chaplains and God’s Promise to Abraham
The Apostle Paul said, “If you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham’s seed, and heirs according to the promise” (Galatians 3:29). And what was that promise?
- Descendants and land. A people and a place.
- Greatness and blessings in general.
Biblical Foundations for the Chaplaincy
Where are chaplains in the Bible? There are no chaplains in the Holy Scriptures, but the great story-line of the Bible naturally produces an activity of the Church that looks like chaplaincy, no matter what you might call it. The