Chaplaincy Certificaton

Becoming A Chaplain

Chaplains minister in a variety of settings and engage important roles in providing spiritual support to individuals and their families.

Chaplains often find a role working with hospitals, hospice care organizations, retirement communities, jail and prisons, local first responders, as well as active military personnel and veterans.

Chaplains aspire to help people in crisis to discern God's purpose and will and make sense of troubling situations by finding meaning in their experiences. Their objective is to always give godly counsel on navigating particular crises and offering comfort from a biblical perspective.

An earned degree is not required to earn your Chaplaincy Certification with College of The Open Bible. It is however, recommended having and/or pursuing an earned degree in theology or ministry when pursuing chaplaincy certification.

The pursuit to chaplaincy certification engages a sound theological and biblical foundation for ministers who desire to develop chaplaincy skills. Students can earn their certification solely through our online platforms.

The curriculum for chaplaincy certification will guide students in developing a professional and comprehensive level of caring paired with biblical identity for ministry in caregiving, understanding ethical boundaries, honing their ability to comprehend human needs, and synthesizing biblical theology reflecting into their chaplaincy-ministerial role.

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