Tune into the Police Chaplain Project

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How to Participate in the Police Chaplain Project

Police chaplains are urged to add their story to the project.

We kept it simple. We schedule you to join us at the taping location – sometimes in your area, more often in Austin, Texas.

The program’s executive director, Phillip LeConte, will guide you through an informal, on-camera conversation about chaplaincy.

The digital content we collect is a springboard for educational initiatives that support chaplaincy.

Crisis Resources

Crisis workers make split-second decisions every day that affect the well-being of individuals, families, schools and entire communities.

The Do's & Don't of Managing a Police Funeral

Survivor Network

Survivor Network is a private corner of the internet where police survivors can find words of hope from chaplains and kindred spirits from within the faith community.

John Cooley Crisis Journal

Helping to find God in even the darkest hours

Confronting the Threat of Retaliation at Police Funerals

In the presence of chaplains

Reaching Out to Officers and Their Families

Chaplain Pocket Guides

Cautionary Guide to Death Notifications

The Calling

The Chaplain and the Cameraman

Facebook Group Guidelines

Police Chaplains: Frontline of Community Engagement

ChaplainUSA on Facebook

Today an entire community has built up around the Police Chaplain Project. People from all walks of life who share a comment to supporting chaplaincy.

Through ChaplainUSA's Facebook page and group (Police Chaplain Coffee Shop), chaplains now have a platform to step up and speak out about the issues confronting police officers. The Police Chaplain Project has inspired a loyal following on Facebook and other social media platforms.

Join our thriving FACEBOOK community.

Other social sites.

We believe that the wisdom a police chaplain accumulates over the course of their lifetime is meant to be shared. That’s why we publish content to many social platforms. Explore and share!