Welcome to our Chaplaincy Resource Page, a site packed with information, resources, and training materials for Law Enforcement Chaplains, Crisis Ministers, and Pastors.
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Law Enforcement Chaplaincy at Calvary Chapel Georgetown Divide
PCLEC
Training Manual The new 2007 revision of the Placer County Law
Enforcement Training Manual, recognized as one of the most complete
and comprehensive documents in the field. 10 Chapters, unbridged.
Related
Articles A growing collection of Chaplaincy related articles.
Resource Materials A collection of reference materials,
supplemental handbooks, and helpful procedure guides.
Our Chaplains Serving through Calvary Chapel Georgetown Divide.
Chaplaincy Links
Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy
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IMPORTANT! READ THIS!
This Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Resource Page is intended
for REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY and is offered
as a resource tool for Law Enforcement, Fire, Hospital and Military Chaplains, and licensed or ordained Pastors
and Ministers. None of the information found at this site
is
in any way designed or intended as classroom instruction, or for qualification in the utilization of any resources
or references herein. Additionally, none of the materials
on this site may be used for qualification for membership
or certification for any level with International Conference
of Police Chaplains (ICPC). If you would like to become a
member of ICPC, or desire ICPC certification, please click
here to access their web site.
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A PERSONAL NOTE: As a Law Enforcement Chaplain I have received extensive instruction concerning all of the material found at this site. I do not, however, agree with or espouse some of the methods and conclusions suggested in certain portions of this large volume of information. The material contained at this site is for your reference only. Your conclusions must be determined by your own conscience before God. I am personally convinced that the most effective Chaplain is the one in whom the Word of Christ dwells richly, and who approaches an event on his knees. On scene, that Chaplain is the presence of the Lord Jesus Christ to all concerned, which is the fulfillment of all they need. All other training is merely procedure.
-- Chaplain Jay McCarl, B.Min. Chaplaincy, CSC/ICPC
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