Chaplaincy program

A chaplaincy program trains individuals to provide spiritual care and support in various settings, such as hospitals, military, schools, or correctional facilities. Chaplains offer comfort, guidance, and a listening ear to people facing challenges, regardless of their religious beliefs. The program typically includes education in theology, counseling, and ethics, along with practical experience in community service. Chaplains help promote emotional well-being, facilitate conversations about faith, and support individuals during difficult times, acting as a bridge between spiritual needs and institutional resources.