Corporate Chaplains Canada

Monday, June 24, 2019

Supporting business owners, management and employees as they face life’s realities at work and home.

Face to Face Care

People are the most important resource in any organization – and often the most challenging. Corporate Chaplains Canada can positively impact business culture by supporting HR in providing personalized care for people at times of greatest need. Our chaplains provide weekly on-site visits and confidential 24-hour crisis care.

Why a Chaplain?

Regular weekly visits build genuine caring relationships. By investing in their employees, our clients have seen improved morale, reduced work-place conflict, reduced personal and professional stress, reduced turnover, improved focus and productivity.

Expanding your Care

Our qualified and uniquely skilled chaplains will assist your pursuit of professional excellence by building trusting relationships with staff and management, coaching employees toward

Should Pastors be Required to Marry All?

Better Together: The Story of Lazarus

Fear of my Lord

This is our Moment

I believe that the church is the essential service in a broken world, and this is our moment. Will ...

On Thresholds of Light and Darkness

We think— sometimes naively—that it would be a better world without darkness. On one hand, God does...

Dawn of New Life

After an experience with a brain aneurism, Terry experiences two different voices speaking into his...

Every day, port chaplains are reaching out to seafarers that arrive on ships to the Port of Vancouv...

Is Gratitude a Virtue?

I believe having an “attitude of gratitude”, as the cliché goes, is a good character trait especial...

Transformational Gratitude.

A story years in the making. A Chaplains Story. Looking a little like Jesus strolling down the...

Grace & Gratitude

Jesus' words, as quoted by Paul: “In everything I have shown you that by such hard work, we must he...

Awkward Questions

Often simple social situations give rise to awkward questions that, on the surface, seem innocent e...

This is the story of a Skeptical Manager & A Corporate Chaplain... Ronnie looked stern and gru...

God is a playwright who is deeply interested in character development; and he uses all sorts of plo...

Conversations with a Chaplain

“I don’t know where my anger is coming from.” Randy looked down intently at his French Vanilla...

Corporate Chaplains Canada

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Should Pastors be Required to Marry All?

Should pastors be required to marry any couple that asks, including same-sex couples? Where is the line between religious rights & legal requirements? A look at civil and religious marriages, and an alternative way forw...

Better Together: The Story of Lazarus

Exploring the story of an East Side Kid & the story of Lazarus. Did Jesus believe in "Better Together"?

Fear of my Lord

My comforter yes. Yet I feel, I confess, a faint trace of disquietude in His presence. Not because I doubt His love for me…but, rather, because I am certain of it. And His love is at once tender and mild, yet ...

This is our Moment

I believe that the church is the essential service in a broken world, and this is our moment. Will we take hold of this God-ordained moment, unlike any in our lifetime, to experience God working in a creative & redempti...

On Thresholds of Light and Darkness

We think— sometimes naively—that it would be a better world without darkness. On one hand, God does not have anything to do with darkness, but, of course, light is the contrast to the dark. As we grow, we develop ...

Dawn of New Life

After an experience with a brain aneurism, Terry experiences two different voices speaking into his experience.

A Port Chaplain's Reflections

Every day, port chaplains are reaching out to seafarers that arrive on ships to the Port of Vancouver, sharing the love of God and the Good News with them.

Is Gratitude a Virtue?

I believe having an “attitude of gratitude”, as the cliché goes, is a good character trait especially if inherent but in years past I struggled to accept it being labelled a virtue. Virtue to my mind denoted an inh...