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Law Enforcement Chaplaincy

Serving the Officers and Families of the Law Enforcement Community

 

Our Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Team is comprised of dedicated ordained ministers possessing formal theological training at the college or graduate level, combined with seasoned pastoral experience. Each applicant undergoes a comprehensive background investigation and must fulfill a rigorous training program. Qualified Chaplains then continue to receive regular monthly training in a broad range of subjects related to Law Enforcement and crisis response issues. A partial list of our training subjects include:

 

  • Critical Incident Stress Management
  • Crisis Counseling
  • Death Notifications
  • Officer Involved Shootings/Post-Shooting
  • Trauma
  • Line of Duty Deaths
  • Officer Retirement Issues
  • Terrorism
  • Confidentiality and Evidence Codes
  • Homicides
  • Corner Cases
  • Child Abuse
  • Suicide Intervention and Post-vention
  • Grief and Bereavement
  • Ethics
  • Crime Scene Logistics
  • Hostage/Barricade Situations
  • School Tragedies
  • Law Enforcement Procedures
  • Familiarization (ride-alongs, weapons familiarization, self-defense, radio operations)
  • Hazmat IncidentsNIMS (National Incident Management System) training
  • Cultural Awareness
  • CLETS Familiarization
  • Airborne/Bloodborne Pathogens
  • Rape Trauma and Sex Crimes
  • Citizen Assists
  • Search and Rescue
  • Child and SIDS Deaths
  • Police Funeral Protocols
  • SET Team Logistics
  • Compassion Fatigue and Burnout
  • CPR and AED Certification
  • Public Ceremonies
  • Organ/Tissue Donation
  • Domestic Violence
  • Elder Abuse
  • Mass Casualty Incidents, Terror and Natural