Faculty: Chaplaincy
Description: The course focuses on the contexts in which chaplains minister, the types of tasks they perform, and the challenging issues that they will face ministering in various settings outside the scope of the traditional church's ministry, such as the military, the workplace, hospitals and retirement homes, prisons, and rescue missions or homeless shelters. Students will go on field visits. Chaplains from hospitals, armed forces and other organizations will be invited to interact with students in seminars.
Lessons: 20
Attachments: 10
Programme Outline:
COURSE OUTLINE
1.The Theological and Historical Foundations for Chaplaincy.
2.The Calling, Nature, Character and Definition of Chaplaincy
3.Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care.
4.Key Components of Leadership in Chaplaincy.
5.Chaplaincy and the Law
6.Ethics and Chaplaincy
7.Professional Chaplaincy and Personal Ministry Boundaries
8.Military Chaplaincy (MCh)
9.Corporate Chaplaincy (CCh).
10.Healthcare Chaplaincy (HCh)
11.Public Safety Chaplaincy (PSCh)
12.Institutional Chaplaincy (ICh).