Christ's church fellowship chaplain corps

what is a chaplain?

A Chaplain is an Ordained Minister that serves in a capacity other than a local church.  Hospitals, Prisons, Nursing Homes, Police & Fire Departments, Sports Chaplains, Chaplains who work in Corporations and many other venues that a Minister can serve. 

institutional chaplains

​An Institutional Chaplain is one who works as an Employee of any type of "institution".....especially in a Prison, Hospital, even the Military.  Institutional Chaplains need a very specific education that would include a Bachelors Degree from an Accredited School, a Masters of Divinity (90 credit hours) from an Accredited school and an Endorsement from an Endorsing Agency. 

The Endorsing Agency that CCFI is affiliated with is The Coalition of Spirit-Filled Churches.

​Please see their website:www.spirit-filled.org

​Chaplain-Protector-medic

Within the last year, Brother Paul and Sister Monique were realizing there is a need in our society for a new type of minister:  One who can be a Chaplain, a Protection or Security Officer and trained as a Medic.   Where would these special Chaplains work??  With a police department, in a school setting as the Security or as a Counselor, perhaps even as an EMS provider. Perhaps even starting their own ministry or business.

​Chaplains of Compassion

Christ's Church Fellowship recognizes that many Christians do their ministry in any and every type of setting:  School, Home, Work, with Children, Adults and Seniors.  It is with this in mind that CCF has started "Chaplains of Compassion."  Those who are this type of Chaplain are not in a paid position, but will fund-raise for their ministry.  Their encouragement is knowing that their service is indeed a blessing to others who benefit from it.