Frequently Asked Questions

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 Everyday our chaplains bring the hope and healing of Jesus to our First Responders through crisis response, prayer, and intentional Christian Friendship.

You can donate to Frontline Faith Chaplains by clicking on the 'Donate' button on our website.

A chaplain is a religious worker who provides emotional and spiritual support to individuals in various settings, such as hospitals, police departments, prisons, and military bases. They offer guidance, conduct religious services, and help people cope with difficult situations, regardless of their faith or beliefs.
 

 You can help us be that ministry of  presence for our First Responders through praying for us, financially partnering with us, and working with us to show the love and support of Jesus and His word to the men and women of this vital profession.

A Chaplains job can be seen in three distinct parts: Crisis, Ceremony, and Discipleship. Frontline Faith Public Safety Chaplains respond to the crisis situations that First Responders face through emergency call outs, spiritual counseling, referral to good mental health resources etc.

We also provide ceremonial prayer and presence at department events like swearing in and promotional ceremonies, community events, funerals and anything else we are asked to take part in.

We also build relationships with officers day to day to build trust, be an available resource and friend, and help bring positive change to the culture of the organization.

We do all of this with a distinct eye towards Jesus, His Gospel, and His Word.

No. Every day our chaplains bring the hope and healing of Jesus to our first responders through crisis response, prayer, and intentional Christian friendship—and we believe there should never be a cost for receiving that care.