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“Nurture the living. Care for the wounded. Honor the fallen.”
Serve God and country as a US ARMY Chaplain: “Nurture the living, care for the wounded, honor the fallen.” This is the call of the U.S. Army Chaplains Corps.
Serve God and country as a US ARMY Chaplain: “Nurture the living, care for the wounded, honor the fallen.” This is the call of the U.S. Army Chaplains Corps.
Full- and part-time Chaplain opportunities for which we recruit:
Responsibilities:
Responsibilities:
US ARMY RESERVE CHAPLAINS (Part Time)
- Provide religious support for soldiers/families while advising the Unit Commander on Religion, Morale and the Moral climate serving part-time 2 days/month and 2 weeks for Annual Training normally in the summer.
ACTIVE DUTY US ARMY CHAPLAINS (Full Time)
- Provide religious support for soldiers/families while advising the Unit Commander on Religion, Morale and the Moral climate serving full-time on active duty.
CHAPLAIN CANDIDATES, US ARMY RESERVE (Part Time)
- Serve in a mentoring relationship with a USAR Chaplain 1 weekend/month while pursuing their MDIV/MA as a full-time student and pursuing CH professional development opportunities during the summer months to prepare them for future service as an Army Chaplain.
REQUIREMENTS: (Please read carefully and apply only if eligible.)
Active Duty Chaplain:
- 72 credit Master's degree from an accredited seminary.
Reserve Chaplain:
- 72 credit hour Master's degree from an accredited seminary.
Chaplain Candidate:
- 120 credit Bachelor's degree from accredited school.
- Enrolled in seminary pursuing a graduate-level theological degree.
Compensation
- $80,000 to $120,000 Annually.
Benefits Offered
- Dental, Medical.
Job Types:
- Full-time, Part-time, Internship.
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Pro Deo et Patria ~ For God &Country
About U.S. Army:
U.S. Army Chaplains have served with distinction throughout Army history, and are noted not only for their gallantry as religious leaders and advisors, but also as Soldiers. Army Chaplains live by the sacred vow to guard religious freedom. Chaplains stand ready to minister and care for Soldiers and their Families both at home and abroad.
U.S. Army Chaplains have served with distinction throughout Army history, and are noted not only for their gallantry as religious leaders and advisors, but also as Soldiers. Army Chaplains live by the sacred vow to guard religious freedom. Chaplains stand ready to minister and care for Soldiers and their Families both at home and abroad.
