Are you called to bring Christ-centered presence, prayer, and spiritual care into motorcycle club life, rider relationships, and biker community settings where people need hope, wisdom, brotherhood, and compassionate support?

A Motorcycle Club Chaplain is a volunteer or part-time minister who brings Christ-centered presence, prayer, and spiritual care into motorcycle club settings, rider communities, biker gatherings, and relational networks where people ride, connect, struggle, grieve, celebrate, and seek meaning.

Motorcycle club chaplaincy is ministry in a world shaped by brotherhood, loyalty, identity, freedom, hardship, road life, relationships, and real-life burdens. Chaplains may serve motorcycle clubs, riding groups, biker ministries, memorial rides, outreach gatherings, club events, and other approved rider contexts where spiritual care is welcomed.

They support people facing stress, grief, loss, conflict, trauma, family strain, addiction struggles, spiritual questions, life transitions, and moments of personal crisis.

Motorcycle Club Chaplains do not come as controllers, enforcers, or replacements for club leadership, pastors, counselors, or other authorities. They come as faithful servants of Jesus who offer calm presence, prayer, spiritual encouragement, biblical hope, and wise care within motorcycle club and rider settings. They enter these relationships with respect, humility, courage, and clarity, helping people feel heard, valued, and spiritually supported while honoring club culture, consent, confidentiality awareness, and wise ministry boundaries.

You’ll Learn To

• Serve faithfully in motorcycle club settings, rider communities, biker events, and relational networks with humility and clear role boundaries.
• Offer Spirit-led care during grief, conflict, loss, discouragement, trauma, spiritual searching, relational tension, and emotionally intense situations.
• Practice consent-based spiritual care through prayer, Scripture, presence, listening, brief ministry conversations, and appropriate follow-up.
• Build trust through consistency, respect, confidentiality awareness, cultural understanding, and Christlike compassion.
• Support individuals and motorcycle club communities without unhealthy dependence, overreach, role drift, or interference in leadership matters.
• Partner well with pastors, ministry leaders, club leaders, families, and support networks without becoming a substitute for their responsibilities.
• Minister with emotional steadiness and spiritual discernment while recognizing your limits and knowing when referral, reporting, escalation, or deferring is necessary.

Required Courses

Outcomes

Graduates are equipped to serve as recognized Motorcycle Club Chaplains in motorcycle clubs, biker ministries, rider communities, outreach events, memorial gatherings, and other approved ministry settings. This program prepares chaplains to offer credible, compassionate spiritual care to riders, families, and club relationships while sustaining ministry through strong soul-care rhythms, clear boundaries, consent-based communication, and role-aware chaplaincy practice.

Steps to Ordination

1. Enroll with Christian Leaders Alliance.
2. Complete required CLI training.
3. Submit endorsement(s).
4. Update your profile, including ministry role, training, and background details as required.
5. Order credentials.
6. Participate in commissioning. Laying on of hands is recommended.
7. Optional: Publish your story and/or register a Soul Center.

Begin Your Journey Today

Whether you are volunteering, pursuing part-time ministry, or preparing for broader chaplaincy leadership, the Motorcycle Club Chaplain Ordination Program provides the training, recognition, and confidence you need to serve well.

Begin your ordained chaplaincy journey today and answer the call to bring comfort, clarity, prayer, and Christ-centered hope into the motorcycle club and rider settings where people ride, connect, struggle, grieve, and seek encouragement.