Protestant Chaplains

Protestant chaplains are religious leaders within Protestant Christian traditions who provide spiritual support, guidance, and counseling to individuals in institutions like hospitals, military, prisons, or universities. They serve people of all faith backgrounds or none, respecting diverse beliefs while offering comfort, prayer, and moral support. Trained in pastoral care, they help individuals navigate life's challenges, support religious practices, and foster spiritual well-being, often working as part of a broader institutional team to address both spiritual and emotional needs.