Chaplaincy Training to Take Place Before Annual Conference
Chaplaincy Director Visits Ch. Worrell
Ch. David Murdoch Recognized for Service
Christmas Presence
Ch. Peter Klotzbach Promoted to Major
Latest Ministry Happenings
What Veterans Day Means to Me
The next time you see a veteran, do say thank you. But carry that gratitude even further by living your life with a thankful ...more
Intersecting Lives at their Greatest Point of Need
Providing care, comfort, and counsel—that’s the life-changing ministry of chaplains. We invite you to see the tangible impact you can ...more
Responding to Depression and Suicide
Andrew Stoecklein looked like the poster boy for the next generation of pastor. Relevant, filled with potential, and enjoying an idyllic life, he was young, vibrant, and leading a successful and growing church that his father had founded years earlier. Andrew was in the prime of life, married, with three young boys. The church was doing well financially and growing ...more
Military
Harold Hayes, Chaplain
GIG HARBOR, Wash.—Harold Hayes, retired pastor, GARBC chaplain, and recipient of an honorary doctorate from Corban University, died April 9. He was 89. Harold was born ...more
Ch. Worrell Promoted to Major
U.S. Army Chaplain Mark Worrell was promoted to the rank of major during a ceremony at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia. ...more
Community Service
Hospice Chaplaincy: An Open Door to Share Gospel
For Sidney Capillas, hospice chaplaincy is an open door to share the genuine encouragement of the ...more
Chaplain Serves Community after Tornado Outbreak
A police chaplain in Indiana ministers to his community after 10 tornadoes touch down in a single ...more
Follow the Director
Chaplaincy Director Speaks at Grace Baptist Church
Manning Brown of Regular Baptist Chaplaincy recently visited Grace Baptist Church, Batavia, N.Y., whose pastor and associate pastor are both ...more
A Thanksgiving and Christmas Memory
This holiday season, remember all our chaplains as they minister on the front lines, in a squad car, or at a bedside. Also remember the ...more