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Chaplaincy

The Challenges and Calling of Prison Chaplaincy

Being a chaplain in any setting—whether in a healthcare facility, a university, or in the military—can prove both challenging and rewarding. Prisons are another setting where chaplains can have a meaningful impact. What’s more, there…

July 23rd, 2021 | Hartford International University

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