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ICPC Monthly Chaplain Enrichment Training.
The ICPC Chaplain Enrichment Training will be held
each month on the second Thursday at 6 pm CST.
Watch your email for an invitation to this "members only" training opportunity.
2024 Region 7 Regional Training Seminar
Region 7 is happy to announce that we will be hosting a
Regional Training Seminar in the Fall of 2024.
The location is yet to be determined.
Follow this page for more details.
NEW: Region 7 Regional Training Seminar Scholarships
Your Region 7 leadership teams is happy to announce that we have a scholarship fund to help Region 7 chaplains attend one of our Regional Training Seminars.
This Scholarship is named after Chaplains Jack & Phyllis Poe. They dedicated their many years of law enforcement chaplaincy the fine officers and citizens of the Oklahoma City, OK area. In addition to responding to multiple tragedies, they had the OK City bombing in their own back yard. Jack & Phyllis know the importance of properly trained Chaplains and want to help some worthy chaplains get that needed education.
Watch this website for more information.
2024 Annual Training Seminar
Region 7 Leadership Team Meetings
Region 7 Leadership Team will meet November 14th and December 5th and 19th. During these meetings matters that are important to Region 7 will be discussed.
The leadership team consists of the Regional officers and the Area Representatives.
For more information on these meetings, please contact our Regional Director, Mike Hardgrove at mike.hardgrove@icpc4cops.org
Who Are We?
We are affiliates of the International Conference of Police Chaplains,
serving over 2200 members in more than 20 countries.
Who We Serve?
If you are a Law Enforcement Chaplain serving in the states of Arkansas, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma or Texas, then this site is dedicated to providing you with the most up-to-date information and training opportunities in the specialized pastoral care ministry of law enforcement chaplaincy.
What Law Enforcement Chaplains Do?
Law enforcement chaplains provide spiritual support and encouragement as needed to officers and their families, helping them deal with the pressures of life and their profession. In addition, chaplains provide spiritual support and comfort to members of their community who are in crisis. Chaplains often respond to death scenes, accidents, or any incident where an officer thinks a chaplain can bring comfort or assistance to someone dealing with a difficult or tragic situation. Chaplains frequently deliver death notifications alongside officers, assisting families by providing emotional support or spiritual guidance during what can be some of the worst moments of their lives.
BENEFITS TO MEMBERS
- A complete chaplain's handbook is provided to all members
- A membership periodical is published four times a year
- Educational opportunities are offered at Annual Training Seminars (ATS) and Regional Training Seminars (RTS) District and Daily Training Seminars (DTS)
- A Directory of Law Enforcement Chaplains is available to ICPC members, giving a network of mutual support
- Provides standing in a professional organization. Six professional credentialing levels are offered
- A lending library available for use by members
BENEFITS TO AGENCIES
- Provides information for establishing a chaplaincy program
- Gives chaplain training in seminars, lesson materials, and articles
- Keeps chaplain abreast of latest developments in the field
- Gives support and encouragement to chaplains
- Provides professional training for chaplains
- Provides candidates for full-time chaplaincy positions
- A credential program recognizing LE chaplain's education, training in Law Enforcement Chaplaincy