Catholic Heritage Museum, 5800 Weiss St, Saginaw, MI 48603, US

The International Fellowship of Chaplains (I.F.O.C.) is a non-profit organization based in Carrollton Township, MI, that provides comprehensive training and credentials for individuals seeking to serve as chaplains in various sectors of their communities. With over 2,000 active and credentialed chaplains across the United States and representation in 19 nations, I.F.O.C. equips individuals with the necessary skills and knowledge to bring hope and care to those experiencing crisis, trauma, and critical incidents. Through their training programs, I.F.O.C. bridges the gap between the secular and spiritual environments, allowing chaplains to minister in areas such as police, fire, medical, prisons, search and rescue, sports, colleges, hospice, nursing homes, bikers, and more. By becoming an I.F.O.C. chaplain, individuals gain the tools and qualifications to effectively respond to tragedy and serve the needs of their communities. With a focus on critical incident stress, grief and loss, trauma, and stress management, chaplains provide counsel, education, advocacy, life-improvement skills, and recovery training. Whether serving in health and welfare, education, transitional living, emergency services, or governmental support, I.F.O.C. chaplains bring life-changing service to every sector of community life. With a commitment to empowering individuals to fulfill their calling, I.F.O.C. is dedicated to ensuring that no one has to go through crisis alone.Generated from the website

Catholic Diocese of Saginaw

Catholic Community Foundation of Mid-Michigan

Diocese of Saginaw Catholic Cemetery

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