As a Chaplain and officer in the U.S. Army, you will care for the spiritual well-being of Soldiers and their families. Whether in training environments or real-world operations, Army chaplains represent hundreds of American denominations and faith traditions to fulfill a sacred calling of service: "Pro Deo et Patria" (for God and country). Join more than 6,000 Chaplain Corps personnel and serve in a ministry that is bigger than you have ever imagined.

Skills

Preaching, teaching, counseling, congregational leadership, administrative planning, military operations

Responsibilities

REGULAR ARMY CHAPLAINS

Provide religious support for soldiers/families while advising the Unit Commander on Religion, Morale and the Moral climate serving full-time on active duty.

ARMY RESERVE CHAPLAINS

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.

CHAPLAIN CANDIDATES, US ARMY RESERVE

Serve in a mentoring relationship with a USAR Chaplain 1 weekend/month while pursuing their MDiv/MA as a full-time student and pursuing Chaplain Corps professional development opportunities during the summer months to prepare for future service as an Army Chaplain.

Experience Requirements

REGULAR ARMY CHAPLAINS

Applicants for the Regular Army (active duty) must have completed 2 years of full-time ministry experience following the MDiv (or equivalent degree).