Chaplains provide a vital ministry of presence to those in need, serving in a variety of contexts including, but not limited to:
- Hospitals
- Schools
- Colleges and Universities
- Prisons
- Law Enforcement Agencies
- Fire Departments
- Military Settings
- Sports Teams
- Community Missions and Events
- House Blessings
- Funerals
- Family Ceremonies
- Building Dedications
- Street Ministry
These diverse environments allow chaplains to offer support and guidance across multiple sectors of society.
Our Value Proposition:
Our Core Values:
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- God-fearing – revering for God is our foundation.
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- Love – displaying Christ’s unconditional love to all people.
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- Justice – standing up for what is right.
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- Honesty – being transparent in our dealings.
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- Courage – being bold socially, morally, emotionally, and spiritually.
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- Excellence – being extremely good at what we do.
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- Accountability– taking full responsibility for our actions
Our Operational Culture:
Pursuant of our objective to foster holistic and
responsive wellness approaches to people in need, we shall endeavor to:
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- Uphold the highest moral principles
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- Pursue the best business ethics and practices
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- Adhere to the best professional standards
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- Create welcoming and professional environments in dealing with all people
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- Adopt Bible-based coherent strategic approach to our core business of ministering to people
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- Network and collaborate with others like-mind to share resources and encourage one another
Requirements for Graduation / Certification:
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- Previous Theological Training required
- Complete all the courses (modules)
- Complete the practicum/internship component of the program
- Write a reflection paper after visiting two ministry contexts and a Funeral Home in your community.
Program Instructors:
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- Professor William Kimando
- Professor Nattalee Solomon-James
- Dr. Leolene Harris
- Dr. Ruby Jordan
- Dr. Jane Kimando