Chaplaincy Foundations

CHAPLAINCY FOUNDATIONS (41 Credit Hours) - $1350.00

The Chaplaincy curriculum provides students with a comprehensive, integrated, interfaith, and applied theology education. Caring for the self and the world is integrated throughout, with a focus on personal resilience while engaging in servant leadership, crisis intervention, grief management, and sacred justice ministry.

Subjects offered in this course are:

• CHAP 1976: Critical Thinking

• CHAP 1977: Behavioral Differences in Passive Aggressive Listening & Hearing

• CHAP 1978: Caskets & Vaults

• CHAP 1979: Funerial Home Ethics 

• CHAP 2000: Chaplaincy Foundations

• CHAP 2010: Psychosocial Functions Funerals*

• CHAP 2011: Family: Grief Characteristics & Conflicts within the Family System

• CHAP 2023: Register for FEMA Classes that are required

• CHAP 2024: IS-0100.c An Introduction to the Incident Command System

• CHAP 2025: IS-0200.c Basic Incident Command System for Initial Response

• CHAP 2026: IS-0700: National Incident Management System, An Introduction

• CHAP 2027: IS-0800.d: National Response Framework, An Introduction

• CHAP 2030: Impacts of Crisis on Anxiety and the Mind

• CHAP 2031: Aspects of Grief *

• CHAP 2032: Circumstantial Factors Influencing Grief * 

• CHAP 2040: CPR AED Adult Infants Child First Aid

• CHAP 2050: Grief's impact on Alcohol & Substance Abuse*

• CHAP 2051: Pastoral Care: Rights and Protections for Clients *

• CHAP 2052: Strategies For Funerals & Bereavement

• CHAP 2053: The Difference Between The Chaplain & Church Pastor

NOTE: All Chaplaincy students are additionally required to complete in-person Clinicals for Hospice, Hospital & Funeral experiences to display and learn adequate application of Chaplain Ministry responsibilities within these environments. 

Completion of all clinical exercises earns the student a total of 6 Credit Hours