How Would You Respond to a Crisis? 5 Steps to Help When Time is Short
Everyone goes through a crisis. But most of us sit on the sidelines when a crisis hits because they don’t know what to do. Here are 5 tips.
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Louisiana & Kentucky Disaster Deployment
/in Disaster ResponseI.F.O.C. Chaplains are responding to the natural disasters that have caused floods in Louisiana and widespread devastation through Kentucky, Illinois, and three other states recently hit by tornadoes. By delivering supplies, offering helping hands, and compassionate emotional and spiritual care to communities impacted by disasters, our Chaplains are working tirelessly and shining the light of […]
What is a true crisis, and what are the distinct types we face daily?
/in Crisis Response, I.F.O.C. NewsSo, what really is a true crisis? What are the different types? How can we move forward after identifying them? Let’s dive in.
Navajo Chaplain Corps Stay Busy During COVID-19
/in Disaster ResponseDuring the Covid-19 pandemic, the Navajo Nation gained national attention. Often, we were the epicenter of Covid-19. Covid-19 spread rapidly, decimating families in the Navajo Nation. Weekend lockdowns and nightly curfews were set in place to protect as many people as possible. However, while much of the Navajo Nation and surrounding areas were under quarantine, […]
What’s the difference between a pastor and a chaplain?
/in Becoming a Chaplain, I.F.O.C. NewsWith many chaplain certification options, the road to becoming a chaplain can be confusing. How do you choose the right program for you?
I.F.O.C. Conference Special Update
/in I.F.O.C. News, IFOC ConferenceMany Chaplains have asked about the status of the 2021 I.F.O.C. Conference. Are we able to gather this year?
What’s so unique about becoming an IFOC Chaplain?
/in Becoming a Chaplain, I.F.O.C. NewsWith many chaplain certification options, the road to becoming a chaplain can be confusing. How do you choose the right program for you?
How to Become a Chaplain
/in Becoming a Chaplain, I.F.O.C. NewsIf you are looking into becoming a chaplain, chances are you know the impact chaplains have in the community. How do you get started? It doesn’t have to be a confusing or overwhelming process. Learn more about I.F.O.C. training and credentialing and see how we can help you discern your calling to become a chaplain.
Indian Bible College and IFOC Training
/in I.F.O.C. NewsIndian Bible College has built a college course that incorporates IFOC training into the class’s curriculum.
I.F.O.C. Chaplains assist the Navajo Nation during the COVID-19 pandemic
/in I.F.O.C. NewsPlease see the attached letter from I.F.OC. Chaplain Ty Platero regarding their work assisting the Navajo Nation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Navajo Nation overview letter
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