Being part of the indigenous military population, chaplains uniquely participate in ministry with and missions through the military. Especially in the case of deployed troops, chaplains are with the military community in ways that preclude the local church or the military para-church ministry from being able to do so.
There is already in place an informal network of chaplains known to and through the masses of military members and families, assigned to installations scattered across the US and world.
Referral to other web sites is for informational purposes only and does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of the sites' content or of the particular ministry.
There is already in place an informal network of chaplains known to and through the masses of military members and families, assigned to installations scattered across the US and world.
Click here to read about the history and importance of the military chaplaincy.
Links for contact information on the chaplaincy for the different branches of service:
| US Army | http://www.chapnet.army.mil |
| US Navy | http://www.chaplain.navy.mil |
| US Air Force | http://www.usafhc.af.mil |
| US Marine Corps | http://www.usmc.mil/chaplain/ |
| US Coast Guard | http://www.uscg.mil/hq/chaplain/ |
Click here for ideas on how to support military chaplains.
Referral to other web sites is for informational purposes only and does not necessarily constitute an endorsement of the sites' content or of the particular ministry.
