U.S. Army Chaplain Candidate
Job Description
The Chaplain Candidate Program (CHCP) is a Department of the Army recruiting, training, and education program for prospective chaplains to fill projected vacancies in the Regular Army and the Army Reserve. Cadets selected for the Chaplain Candidate Program (CCP) serve as chaplain candidates in an Army Reserve unit while completing their academic and ministerial training. To qualify as an Army Chaplain, you must possess a baccalaureate degree and a graduate degree in theological or religious studies.
Qualifications
Similar to a chaplain in training who is pursuing their master’s degree.
a. Reserve Component only.
b. Must have Undergraduate degree and be accepted in a seminary.
c. GPA > 2.50. Waiverable.
d. Age < 36. Waiverable up to around age 41.
Salary & Benefits
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- Health care
Can be done remote?
- No
About U.S. Army Church
The U.S. Army Chaplain Corps is charged with ensuring the highest level of spiritual
care for our Army’s Soldiers and families. The well-being of our Army’s soul determines
the quality of its spirit and morale. It is critically important that our Army secures
capable, experienced, and spiritually fit Religious Leaders to answer this sacred call.