Chaplaincy – A Comprehensive Introduction

Mark A. Jumper (PhD, Salve Regina University) is associate professor and director of chaplaincy and military affairs at the Regent University School of Divinity, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Steven E. Keith (DMin, Denver Seminary) is professor of chaplaincy at the Liberty University School of Divinity, Lynchburg, Virginia. He directs the Liberty University Center for Chaplaincy. Michael W. Langston (PhD, University of Aberdeen) is professor of chaplaincy at Columbia International University, Columbia, South Carolina.

• Part 1: Chaplaincy Examined1. A Brief Introduction to Chaplaincy2. Biblical, Theological, and Philosophical Foundations of Chaplaincy3. Chaplains in History4. The Constitution and Religious Freedom in Chaplaincy5. Evangelical Identity and Practice6. Endorsement and Employment7. The Person of the Chaplain8. Chaplaincy Care and Chaplain Skills9. The Ministry of Presence and Hospitality10. Chaplaincy LeadershipPart 2: Ten Functional Areas of Chaplaincy11. Corporate ChaplaincyJeff Brown, Robert Terrell, Rick Higgins, and Donnie Jenkins12. Healthcare ChaplaincyJuliana Lesher13. Military ChaplaincyKeith Travis14. Educational ChaplaincyMichael W. Langston15. Prison ChaplaincyMichael W. Langston16. Community ChaplaincyLeroy Gilbert17. Disaster Relief ChaplaincyMichael W. Langston18. Public Safety ChaplaincyChris Wade19. Recreation ChaplaincyMichael W. Langston20. Sports ChaplaincyMichael W. LangstonConclusion: The Future of ChaplaincyAppendix: Subareas of ChaplaincyIndex

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