My heart broke this week as I read about a young 30 year old Pastor who recently made the decision to end his life, leaving behind his wife and three children. Sadly, he’s not the first. I read about Andrew Stoecklein, who was the lead pastor of Inland Hills, as I sat in a parking …
So what is Chaplains Collective really all about, anyways? Three words. Connection. Training. Resources.
There is something meaningful and important about going to where people are. It’s hard to love people if you don’t spend time with people.
What makes chaplaincy great for those being served is also what makes chaplaincy difficult on the chaplain.
In the end, this is what we have come to see, where you are is not always where you will be.
We know what is behind was a part of preparing us for what is next, so we eagerly are watching the horizon out of the windshield.
We can thrive with a foundation of strength, forgiveness and purpose in Him.