Whatever their backgrounds, beliefs and duties, Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen have religious needs that must be met. The job of the Religious Ministry Team – made up of Navy Chaplains and Religious Program Specialists – is to be there. Serving the everyday spiritual needs of these exceptional men and women. Guiding them through life’s trials and tribulations. And doing the same for their families back home.
Nowhere is access to religious counsel and services more important. And nowhere are the rewards of ministry more intimate and uplifting. Whether conducting worship ceremonies on a ship at sea or assisting clergy with religious activities on a base, you can impact lives in new and exciting ways.
The Navy offers unique career paths that allow you to showcase your faith, your professionalism and your compassion. Here, explore them. Find out what it means to be a Navy Chaplain. Learn what it’s like to support Navy Chaplains as a Religious Program Specialist. And be sure to read the incredibly inspiring stories that faith leaders in the Navy have shared.
The ability to minister outside of the conventional setting. The chance to interact with members of diverse faith groups. The opportunity to make a profound difference in the lives of individuals on a regular basis. These are ...
The job of a Religious Program Specialist does not require ordination or involve pastoral counseling. But the important functions these specialists serve and the program support they provide make a world of difference to Navy ...
In Navy Chaplaincy, opportunities to impact the lives of servicemembers abound. Sometimes these are small moments in the course of a routine day. Sometimes these arise out of truly exceptional circumstances. But inevitably, ...
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