Special Ops 35-day tour at an Active Duty base for Lifetime relationships with fellow hands-on practice of Chaplain skill-sets candidates and mentors crafted to meet your reappointment goal Hands-on ministry with Airmen and (Active, Reserve, or Guard). their families Additional tours post-degree while you Maximize your potential to reappoint earn your ecclesiastical endorsement to serve as a Chaplain. as an Air Force Chaplain Examples of Training Experiences Travel on military aircraft and minister to pilots, aircrew, and ground personnel. Care for families of newly graduated Airmen at Basic Military Training. Learn the Explosive Ordnance Detail mission and encourage Airmen who put their life on the line daily. Provide pastoral care to medical The Air Force Chaplain Corps provides spiritual providers and wounded warriors at one care and the opportunity for Airmen, their of the military’s premier treatment families, and other authorized personnel to facilities. exercise their constitutional right to the free Lead worship in the field, at base exercise of religion. This is accomplished chapels, and in unit workplaces. through religious observances, providing Provide memorial services for the fallen. pastoral care, and advising leadership on Spiritually strengthen Special spiritual, ethical, moral, morale, core values, Operations Airmen in a high operations and religious accommodation issues. tempo environment. Lead first responders (firefighters, Chaplain Candidates train to meet the needs of police, medical personnel) to spiritual Airmen and their families as potential future wholeness. Chaplains. The training program is organized into four phases over multiple years: Basic Training to include the five-week Commissioned Officer Training Course and the two-week Chaplain Candidate Course. Chaplain Candidate Intensive 35-day multi-base emersion into the Chaplain Corps mission across the Active Duty, Reserve, and Guard.
Special Ops Lifetime relationships with fellow candidates and mentors Hands-on ministry with Airmen and their families Maximize your potential to reappoint as an Air Force Chaplain The Air Force Chaplain Corps provides spiritual care and the opportunity for Airmen, their families, and other authorized personnel to exercise their constitutional right to the free exercise of religion. This is accomplished through religious observances, providing pastoral care, and advising leadership on spiritual, ethical, moral, morale, core values, and religious accommodation issues. Chaplain Candidates train to meet the needs of Airmen and their families as potential future Chaplains. The training program is organized into four phases over multiple years: Basic Training to include the five-week Commissioned Officer Training Course and the two-week Chaplain Candidate Course. Chaplain Candidate Intensive 35-day multi-base emersion into the Chaplain Corps mission across the Active Duty, Reserve, and Guard. 35-day tour at an Active Duty base for hands-on practice of Chaplain skill-sets crafted to meet your reappointment goal (Active, Reserve, or Guard). Additional tours post-degree while you earn your ecclesiastical endorsement to serve as a Chaplain. Examples of Training Experiences Travel on military aircraft and minister to pilots, aircrew, and ground personnel. Care for families of newly graduated Airmen at Basic Military Training. Learn the Explosive Ordnance Detail mission and encourage Airmen who put their life on the line daily. Provide pastoral care to medical providers and wounded warriors at one of the military’s premier treatment facilities. Lead worship in the field, at base chapels, and in unit workplaces. Provide memorial services for the fallen. Spiritually strengthen Special Operations Airmen in a high operations tempo environment. Lead first responders (firefighters, police, medical personnel) to spiritual wholeness.
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