International Chaplain Training

International Chaplain Training provides teaching to international military chaplains (as well as pastors and other Christians who work as chaplains) to equip them to better serve their nations' armed forces. Many nations around the world provide little to no training for their chaplains, who are thrust into positions of counseling soldiers in difficult situations.

International Chaplain Training participants and their spouses learn how to work as a team to:

• help soldiers experiencing combat operations stress;
• minister in hospital emergency rooms;
• address marriage and family issues, including dating, conflict resolution, and raising children;
• suicide prevention and notification of next-of-kin;
• and the effective use of inductive Bible study and conversational prayer methods.

International Chaplain Training takes place on a U.S. military base in association with U.S. chaplains and chapel communities.