Ministry Chaplain Recognition and Commissioning Class

The Ministry Chaplain Ordination program offers a comprehensive curriculum of ministry training, including both ministry skill courses and college-level coursework. Ministry Chaplains are well-equipped for volunteer or part-time chaplaincy roles within community organizations or as part of a staff supporting a career chaplain.

This program requires two recommendations as part of the credentialing and commissioning process.

Steps to Complete This Ordination Level

1. Complete the Course Requirements
   Fulfill all required coursework to meet the program's academic and practical training standards.
2. Complete Level Two Endorsement (Note: If you have already completed your Level Two Endorsement, please contact amartin@christianleaders.net to have your prior endorsements reviewed and this assignment marked as completed)
3. Click here to complete your Level Two Endorsement.
4. Update Your Profile
   Share your story and your passion for becoming a Ministry Chaplain.
   Click here to update your profile.
5. Submit Your Story for Publication
   Indicate your willingness to submit your story and passion for possible posting on the Christian Leaders Alliance website. Sharing your testimony helps inspire other Christian leaders and raises awareness of this generosity-driven, free training program.
6. Order Your Credentials
   Once all requirements are met, order your official credentials to formalize your status as a Ministry Chaplain.
7. Participate in a Commissioning Service (Optional)
   While optional, participating in a commissioning service provides a meaningful way to celebrate and publicly affirm your new role.

Recognition and Commissioning

Upon completion, the Christian Leaders Alliance will:

• Recognize you as an Ordained Licensed Minister and a Member of the Clergy.
• Publish your profile on the Christian Leaders Alliance website.

Ministry Chaplain Designation

The Ministry Chaplain Commission and Designation equips you for the essential duties of ministry chaplaincy. This clergy status prepares you for:

• Weddings
• Baptisms and Dedications
• Funerals
• The Lord’s Supper
• Ministry Chaplaincy Duties
• Professions of Faith
• Confessions of Sin
• Forgiveness Prayers and Ceremonies
• Anointing Ceremonies
• Care Facility Visits
• Spiritual Warfare

This program ensures that Ministry Chaplains are fully equipped to provide spiritual care and leadership, meeting the needs of their communities while advancing the mission of the Church.