A hospital chaplain learns that a family needs support after discharge. A public safety chaplain knows a trusted community caregiver near the family's home. A military chaplain understands a transition resource that neither of them has used. Each chaplain holds only part of what the family may need....
Most chaplains learn early that the work is quiet, and often lonely. You sit with a family in the worst hour of their lives. You stand in a hallway after a line-of-duty death. You carry stories no one else in the room can carry. Then you go home and hold it alone. The lone-chaplain model asks one pe...
A groundbreaking initiative is changing the game for chaplaincy training and professional development. The Marsh Institute for Chaplains has partnered with three leading faith-based organizations to launch the Chaplain Resource Network (CRN), a collaborative training hub that's designed to expand ac...
