Knowledge-Authorities in Chaplaincy Profession

Knowledge-Authorities in Chaplaincy Profession

1.     Knowledge-authorities in chaplaincy are leaders in chaplaincy profession who know what chaplaincy stands for and can defend it anywhere and at any point in time.

2.     Chaplaincy leaders who know what chaplaincy entails and are practicing chaplaincy professionally.

3.     Chaplaincy leaders who are not only knowledgeable and competent to practice chaplaincy professionally but are also teaching and leading others by example.

4.     Chaplaincy leaders of high integrity who by such qualities advancing the course of chaplaincy amongst the general public.

5.     Chaplaincy practioners who have been tested and can be trusted with live issues and people’s problems for proper handling.

6.     Chaplaincy leaders who care for the development of individual chaplains to offer actual chaplaincy practice professionally and competently to the general public.

7.     Chaplaincy leaders who are committed to advancing chaplaincy practice and service delivery to all and sundry irrespective of their differences, ethnicities and religions.

8.     Chaplaincy leaders who are resolutely committed to see chaplaincy professionalized in the continent of Africa and are prepared to pursue it to a logical conclusion.

9.     Chaplaincy leaders who by their qualities and beneficial services they offer can make the acceptance of chaplaincy profession and chaplains by the public easy and thus the needed public recognition attained.

10.                         These are actual chaplaincy leader of high educational standard who are prepared to move chaplaincy to the next level and status through their knowledge, competence, skills etc.

Chap. Prof. David Mike-Jacobs

Certified Chaplaincy Educator