College of International Chaplaincy

COLLEGE OF INTERNATIONAL CHAPLAINCY

International ChapLaincy Program

Module 1:
• The National Higher Education Scene
• The Chaplaincy

Module 2:
• Today’s Chaplain
• Introduction to Chaplaincy
• History of Chaplaincy
• Definition and Ethics
• Diversity of Chaplaincy Ministries

Module 3:
• Introduction to Health Care System
• Types of Chaplains
• Chaplains’ Duties and Responsibilities (Overall)

Module 4:
• Professional Standards in Chaplaincy
• Code of Ethics

Module 5:
• Principle A: Beneficence and Non-malfeasance
• Principle B: Fidelity and Responsibility
• Principle C: Integrity
• Characteristics of a Successful Chaplain

Module 6:
• Chaplaincy and Organizational Behaviour
• Chaplaincy and Spirit Care in the Workplace
• Elements of Healing

Module 7:
• Chaplaincy and the Workplace
• The Spiritual Battle
• Rules of Engagement

Module 8:
• Helpful Hints for Depressed Individuals
• How Chaplains Help

Fundamentals to Local Community Evangelism & Care
Module 1:
• The National Higher Education Scene
• The Chaplaincy
 
Module 2:
• Today’s Chaplain
• Introduction to Chaplaincy
 
Module 3:
• History of Chaplaincy
• Definition and Ethics
 
Module 4:
• Diversity of Chaplaincy Ministries

*Students who enrol in the International Chaplaincy core course after completing their certificate in the Fundamentals to Local Community Evangelism & Care course will receive 12 credit hours in the International Chaplaincy program.