Join us for an engaging evening hosted by the Churches Together in England Principal Officer for Pentecostal, Charismatic and Multi-cultural Relations Min. Shermara Fletcher-Hoyte and the Mission Adviser from the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, Elliot Vanstone.

Chaplains work in hospitals, schools, sport clubs, the armed forces and emergency services, prisons, universities, care homes, and airports. It’s a fabulously diverse area of ministry, often taking place in ecumenical or interfaith settings.

Join us to find out:

How do you become a chaplain?
Do you have to be ordained?
Why chaplaincy is such a great fit for many young Christians

In a fast-paced webinar, we’ll hear from young Chaplains about their personal journeys and why they relish the opportunity and challenge of chaplaincy. There will also be a chance to ask our expert panel your chaplaincy questions.

With contributions from:

Daniel Alcock - Royal Army Chaplains Department

Rev Sarah Crane - Head of Chaplaincy at Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Rev Rebecca Daniel - Head of Chaplaincy and Development for the Council of Lutheran Churches in Great Britain and visiting chaplain at SOAS University

Rev Christian Wienkamp - Assistant National Director for Sports Chaplaincy UK and Club Chaplain to West Bromwich Albion F.C.

Visit: https://cte.org.uk/nov2024-etng-chaplaincy/ for more information.

Ecumenism: The Next Generation-The opportunity and challenge of chaplaincy