What is a Protestant chaplain?

Protestant Chaplains are ordained ministers or clergy from various Protestant Christian denominations who provide spiritual care, counseling, and religious services to individuals in settings such as hospitals, prisons, the military, and universities. They offer support to people of all faith backgrounds, not just Protestants, and often facilitate worship services, lead prayers, and provide guidance during times of crisis. Their role also includes ethical consultation, pastoral counseling, and promoting spiritual well-being within their organizations.