Suicide, anxiety, and depression have reached epidemic levels in U.S. schools. Chaplaincy has proven to dissipate tension, resolve conflict and bring hope.
Who doesn’t want safer schools?
— Chaplains are the answer
God and Country
School chaplain duties include but are not limited to prayer, counsel, and spiritual care for the school staff, the students, and their families.
Offer counsel based on timeless biblical values
Serve as a source of biblical truth
Help teachers and students navigate life’s challenges
Follow the call to provide spiritual care for teachers and students. Learn about our chaplain certification and training program.
Children are lost, left to figure out complex issues alone. It’s why the suicide rate, mental illness, drug use, and other destructive behaviors are at an all-time high. Yet, when chaplains enter a school, they share peace, strength, love, and hope. They provide students with the spiritual care they need to overcome tragedies and hardships to fulfill their dreams and destiny.
Children are lost; left to figure out difficult issues alone. It’s why suicide rate, mental illness, drug use, and other behaviors are at an all-time high. But when chaplains enter the scene, they share peace, strength, love, and hope, and that sense that students are capable of being more than they could ever be. Watch the story unfold here.
Throughout the years, U.S. chaplains have honored the historic separation of Church and State as they perform their duty of representing God in State institutions. There are no laws against God, which is why courts have consistently upheld the right of chaplains to work for public institutions, including schools.
Chaplains and clergy routinely serve public schools after disasters or tragedies because chaplains have proven to help teachers and students avoid PTSD. If chaplains are allowed to serve in schools after bad things happen, why can’t chaplains bring spiritual care to schools to perhaps prevent school shootings, suicides, and bullying?
— Some History
Did you know?
Throughout the years, U.S. chaplains have honored the historic separation of Church and State as they perform their duty of representing God in State institutions. There are no laws against God, which is why courts have consistently upheld the right of chaplains to work for public institutions, including schools.
Chaplains and clergy routinely serve public schools after disasters or tragedies because chaplains have proven to help teachers and students avoid PTSD. If chaplains are allowed to serve in schools after bad things happen, why can’t chaplains bring spiritual care to schools to perhaps prevent school shootings, suicides, and bullying?
— Choose to Act
Peacemakers
When you nurture HOPE through chaplain, you change a student’s trajectory from despair to flourish. Support from Peacemakers provide chaplains to our nation’s schools by taking action.
Peacemakers put our nation back on course through volunteering, chaplaincy, and financial support.
Please become a Peacemaker to serve the spiritual needs of our teachers and children.
When you nurture HOPE through chaplains, you change a student’s trajectory from despair to flourish. Support from Peacemakers provide chaplains to our nation’s schools by taking action.
Peacemakers put our nation back on course through volunteering, chaplaincy, and financial support.
Please become a Peacemaker to serve the spiritual needs of our teachers and children.
