
Regarding Chaplaincy is a series of essays about chaplaincy, that is published twice weekly. If you are a chaplain, know a chaplain, supervise a chaplain, or are interested in chaplaincy, particularly military chaplaincy, then this is for you.
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A note before we start. This article is meant to challenge a position most of us unconsciously have, but may not be in keeping with our Non-Coercive ethical stance. This article is longer than my usual articles; I think the topic deserves i...
A recent memo directed the military branches to update chaplain evaluation and promotion criteria to reflect better what we actually do. The instinct behind it is sound. Generalized officer metrics were designed for officers who manage peop...
I recently pulled a religious preference report for my Army unit, and the numbers were consistent with what I often find in the various units I have served with. Around fifteen and twenty percent of my soldiers claim no religious affiliatio...
A soldier sits with the chaplain after something went wrong. It could be a leadership failure, a preventable harm, a decision that protected the institution and not the person, a betrayal of trust, a command climate that fractured people in...
A junior chaplain speaks in a meeting, leads a service, writes an email, or conducts a counseling session. Later, a more seasoned chaplain pulls them aside. The feedback was not prompted by failure, nor requested. The issue is not incompete...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
T. Walker is a military chaplain with experience across diverse cultural, ministerial, and theological contexts, writing on spirituality, ethics, and professional identity.
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