Well, I told God I needed help, I took off from work and got some help and quit drinking and smoking. Now I’m playing Christian music and I’m President of CMA Restoration Riders and I’m certified chaplain thanks to Biker Bible Institute.
My philosophy of Ministry revolves around and seems to gravitate towards what I call “the gap”. It may sound odd, but I see in the history of chaplaincy the need to deal with “the gap”.
For many years, I have felt invisible or forgettable as a young child, I always felt as if most folks couldn’t really see me, or hear me; if they did, they soon forgot.
Am I My Brother’s Keeper? By Chaplain Darrin Salzman, LCSW, BCPCC When asked about my personal philosophy for chaplaincy, I am reminded of Cain’s question to God in Genesis 4:9. Cain had just murdered his brother and God was asking him about it. Cain attempted to deflect responsibility for his …
When asked to write a Philosophy of Ministry, I was immediately filled with so many expectations for my future. My expectations of myself have always been based on what others need from me. When I was younger, I played multiple sports extensively and competitively. One thing that I loved about …
My Next Steps to Chaplaincy Proverbs 16:3-9 “Life is a journey of many steps” This is my story of how I will follow God’s direction. First pray and then pray more for God to give me the courage and discernment to be all that He has created me to be. …
Philosophy of Ministry Chaplains in Hospitals and Healthcare My Philosophy of Ministry is simple, it means being there for people when they need someone in their lives for support, encouragement, love and to be heard. I believe in order to be an effective Chaplain regardless if it is in the …
