Chaplain resume example

Responsible for tending to the spiritual and moral well-being of service members and their families. Include performing religious rites, conducting worship services, providing confidential counseling, and advising commanders on religious, spiritual, and moral matters.

The primary obligations are to service members and their families that includes:

• Conducting worship and administering sacraments
• Performed other religious ceremonies and services
• Visiting with over 500 service members
• Established religious programs
• Conducting seminars and retreats
• Providing combat stress support
• Advising commanders on religious and moral matters
• Counseled over 1000 service members and their families quarterly

• Officiated special services such as weddings, funerals, baptisms, and nursing home services.
• Led programs such as worship, study, fellowship and service opportunities.
• Provided spiritual and administrative leadership to church and managed daily operations.
• Organized and spearheaded community outreach programs focused on helping middle school students plan for college or vocational education opportunities and participate in local civic processes.
• Led renovation and expansion project, successfully renovating or remodeling existing sanctuary, multipurpose facility and restroom facilities and classrooms.
• Supervised associate pastors and staff leading education, youth, pastoral care, and older adult ministry programs.
• Provided spiritual care through visitation, counseling, and prayer.
• Worked with stewardship to promote responsible biblical stewardship.
• Raised congregational awareness of needs and contributions of youth to church life and operations.
• Coordinated and spearheaded programs to increase church members' service throughout community.
• Planned and conducted worship services, wrote sermons and worked with key church leaders to carry out church missions.
• Oversaw administration and management of all areas of ministry.
• Partnered with city officials, non-profit resource organizations, civic groups, and members of the public for outreach to at-risk children.
• Resolved problems, improved operations, and provided exceptional service.
• Resolved conflicts and negotiated mutually beneficial agreements between parties.

• Led programs such as worship, fellowship and service opportunities.
• Officiated special services such as weddings, funerals, baptisms and nursing home services.
• Comforted family members, offered attentive listening and high level of emotional support.
• Applied knowledge regarding crisis interventions to assist in emergency situations.
• Led programs such as worship, study, fellowship and service opportunities.
• Provided spiritual care through visitation, counseling and prayer.
• Planned and conducted worship services, wrote sermons and worked with local church leaders.