Chaplains administer, supervise, and perform work involved in a program of spiritual welfare and religious guidance for adults in custody in a correctional setting.

Becoming a chaplain is a long but rewarding process. Learn more about the eligibility requirements and common steps to enter the chaplaincy.

Chaplains are very much a part of the Orderly Operation of correctional facilities by providing positive reinforcement and diffusing frustration, anger and stress amongst prisoners and staff, …

Mar 22, 2012 · The role of prison chaplains is to meet the religious needs of inmates. But the specific activities of prison chaplains vary from state to state and facility to facility. Most …

The work Chaplains do in prisons is so critical. To help support this mission, Prison Fellowship is committed to providing Chaplains with the highest quality resources.

Correctional chaplains play a vital role in supporting the spiritual and emotional needs of prison inmates, staff, and their families. Their main duties include organizing and overseeing religious …

Martin of Tours giving his capellanu cape, from where the field of chaplaincy got its name from. The Reverend Manasseh Cutler, American Revolutionary War chaplain who served in George …

Chaplains serving in prisons, jails, and juvenile facilities encounter individuals facing adversity and mental health issues every day. Carrying the light of God’s love and hope to incarcerated …

Prison Chaplains work within the prison system, providing spiritual and emotional support to inmates. They are often part of an interdisciplinary team, liaising with prison staff, social …

Chaplains were one of the first organized groups of corrections professionals. Chaplaincy has come a long way since the days when community clergy would visit inmates primarily to “save …