Become a Chaplain

Choose your Membership

CHAPLAINCY FULL SERVICE OPTION 1:

• You must volunteer a minimum of 5 hours per month at a community service non profit organization, such

  as a food bank, homeless shelter, or place of worship, school, or government community service agency.

• Documentation of your five hour volunteer service per month must be submitted to us on a monthly basis.

• Two letters of endorsement supporting your good character must be submitted to us.

  (MAY NOT BE REQUIRED)

• Approval for the Chaplaincy to perform a background check.

• Your availability to attend a monthly Chaplaincy meeting with the Director or Administrator.

• This will be reflected by the color of the stole, your Clergy neck scarf

CHAPLAINCY GUARDIAN AD LITEM OPTION 2

 The State of Florida provides a course given each month, that is approximately 30 hours. The course teaches you to become an officer of the State of Florida. After taking the course, as a Guardian ad Litem, you will be assigned to be a child advocate for the court. You will be assigned a child's case and you will visit an abused child either in a foster home or group home then file a report as to the child's well being. The course you take will teach you exactly how to do this.

The Chaplaincy will consider this to be a sufficient community service commitment, three hours per month to become a full Chaplain, once you have completed your 30 hour course. There is no fee to take the Guardian ad Litem course, and you can become a Guardian ad Litem without becoming a Chaplain. However the Chaplaincy considers this course so important and committed to community service, that anyone who completes this program

is considered a spiritual asset and is immediately named a Chaplain.

    Step 2: Pick a Stole

Chaplain

Senior

Chaplain

Master

Chaplain

Chaplain Badge

(GREEN STOLE)

Senior Chaplain Badge

(RED STOLE)

Master Chaplain Badge

(WHITE STOLE)