Chaplaincy is a critical area of American society where the religious needs of Muslims must be addressed. As chaplains, Muslims contribute to public discourse on ethical and spiritual issues. The Islamic Chaplaincy web site is a resource for Muslim chaplains, for chaplains of all faiths who address the needs of Muslims in their institutions; and for everyone interested in learning about Hartford Seminary's Islamic Chaplaincy Program.

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JOB OPENING: Director of Islamic Chaplaincy Program and Professor of Contemporary Islam

ARTICLE: AGENTS OF PEACE IN THEATERS OF WAR: RE‐THINKING THE ROLE OF MILITARY CHAPLAINS
Professor Miroslav Volf Henry B. Wright Professor of Theology, Yale University Divinity School
Founding Director of the Yale Center for Faith & Culture

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