Chaplaincy

Chaplaincy - Helping soldiers maintain their faith

The Adventist Church strives to provide chaplaincy support to members serving in the military. When chaplains aren’t available, local church leaders step in to help soldiers maintain their faith. Gary Councell has more.

Apr. 06, 2012

Chaplaincy - Advice for those considering military service

Mar. 09, 2012

Chaplaincy - Professional development resources

Jan. 13, 2012

A young pastor's quick-meet ministry to airplane passengers

'They have chaplains at the airport?'; the hottest book in the chapel

Chantilly, Virginia, United States

Dec. 06, 2011

Chaplaincy

Adventist chaplains minister to institutions where the church otherwise has little or no ministry. Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries was established in 1985 to support and promote the work of chaplains worldwide. Seventh-day Adventist Chaplain Barry Black currently serves as chaplain to the United States Senate.

Areas of ministry:

Faculty and students at colleges and universities
Community agencies such as law enforcement
Inmates and staff at correctional facilities
Patients and medical care providers at hospitals
Military personnel during peace and war
Businesses, corporations and industries