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  • Your official clergy profile
    As an Ordained Adults with Disabilities Chaplain, your student profile will be publicly displayed as your official clergy profile in the Christian Leaders Alliance Directory.

    This profile serves as your recognized ministry credential, so it is important to present it with clarity, humility, and professionalism.

    Write your ministry profile thoughtfully. Highlight how God has stirred your heart for Adults with Disabilities Chaplaincy, the training you are pursuing for this calling, and the kinds of churches, disability ministries, care settings, family-support settings, digital communities, friendship networks, support programs, Soul Centers, or community spaces where you hope to serve.

    You may include areas such as:

    • Disability-aware spiritual care
    • Prayer support by permission
    • Scripture encouragement
    • One-on-one ministry conversations
    • Family and caregiver encouragement
    • Support during grief, loneliness, discouragement, exclusion, or life transition
    • Church inclusion and belonging-sensitive support
    • Accessible ministry presence in approved settings
    • Digital or hybrid ministry support
    • Referral awareness
    • Pastoral care in approved church, disability ministry, Soul Center, caregiving, community, or support settings

    Upload a professional, high-quality photo that reflects your chaplain role.

    Keep your language clear, humble, and role-aware, showing that you understand dignity, consent, accessibility, communication differences, family and caregiving boundaries, confidentiality awareness, referral readiness, and the importance of not overstepping your role in disability-aware ministry settings.

    Why this matters:
    A well-crafted profile communicates your competency, credibility, and calling as an Ordained Adults with Disabilities Chaplain.