About Chaplaincy Training
Training in Chaplaincy for Hospitals, Prisons, Aged Care, Defence Forces, Emergency Services and more. Offered in conjunction with Christ College an affiliated college of the Australian College of Theology” – https://www. actheology. edu. au
Chaplaincy Training Description
Chaplaincy Training is run by Jericho Road in conjunction with Christ College. Two courses are offered through Christ College - an introductory programme aimed at volunteers or those wishing to improve their pastoral care skills and a professional course for those seeking employment as chaplains. Both courses are registered by the Civil Chaplain Advisory Committee(NSW) as meeting the standard of training for chaplains working in Hospitals and prisons.
Reviews
Paul McFarlane is the Senior Chaplain for NSW Ambulance Service
A way churches can support the ministry of prison chaplains is by caring for those leaving prison. Being a church that is willing to welcoming this returning to society is a great way to support the work of chaplains.
This is a great initiative supporting one rural community
This past week Rural Fire Service Chaplains gathered for a week of training looking at the issue of Grief Following Trauma. Major David Dalberg the Salvation Army’s Director of Emergency Disaster Services (metropolitan Division, Central Territory USA) was the speaker. It was a great few days of fellowship, and learning
Our Second unit in our chaplaincy training program, "Chaplaincy in the Institutional Setting". begins tomorrow. looking forward to beginning the semester with this cohort.
Rhonda is one of Jericho Road's chaplains and works at Hornsby Hospital . Many smaller hospitals rely on volunteers to provide pastoral care and Rhonda supports a group of volunteer chaplains who visit patients in the various units of the Hospital. If you want to know more about how you can volunteer as a chaplain contact us here at Chaplaincy training.
Mike is a student at Christ College and is part of the Jericho Road Chaplaincy network. This is his story and speaks of the work of chaplaincy in Prisons and also how organisations such as Cross Roads work in partnership with Chaplains to disciple inmates.
Rochelle is one of the Chaplains working with Jericho Road. This video is a part of a series produced by the Bible society on why chaplaincy is so important. https://play.bible.com.au/watch/rochelle- wainwright-s-story
Sports Chaplaincy is a growing area throughout Australia. It is a great ministry alongside ministry within your local congregation and provides great opportunities to connect with the wider community.
This is a great resource by Richard Elms. Richard is a very experienced mental health social worker. The book is a worthwhile addition to the tool kit of any chaplain