The Navy Chaplain Corps has great need of individuals of faith – of all backgrounds, and all beliefs. Nowhere is access to religious counsel and services more important. And nowhere are the rewards of ministry more intimate and uplifting. Whether conducting worship ceremonies on a ship at sea or assisting clergy with religious activities on a base, you can impact lives in new and exciting ways.
These Enlisted Sailors and Officers hold positions that include Chaplain and Religious Specialist.
If you have a background or interest in these areas or related fields, you could be making the most of it as a Reservist. Making important contributions whenever you’re serving. And using the experience to further your civilian career.
You may qualify to earn a bonus from $5,000 to $20,000 when you join the Navy Reserve. Contact a Navy Reserve Recruiter for details. Currently serving in the Navy? Contact your Career Counselor or the Career Transition Office (CTO) for details.
The call to serve God. It can lead to new challenges and fulfillment as a faith leader in the Navy Chaplain Corps. And there's nothing like being there to serve the spiritual needs of those who sacrifice so much to serve their ...
Conduct important work on behalf of the Religious Ministry Team serving as both an administrative resource and a source of personal security for Navy Chaplains.
To get a genuine sense of the dynamic opportunities in ministry that are waiting in Navy Chaplaincy, reflect on moving moments shared by real Navy Chaplains.
All members of the Navy and Navy Reserve are Sailors, first and foremost. Beyond that, Sailors are classified as either Enlisted or Officer. Find out why and what it means.
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