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Chaplaincy

Assemblies of God has a developing Chaplaincy Ministry. Kirk McAtear Missions Director for AoG heads up the Chaplaincy Team with an appointed lead for a number of significant chaplaincy sectors.

A growing number of AoG Ministers and Lay Church Members are serving God in such diverse places as prisons, hospitals, schools & the armed forces. We are aware that many across the country are working with Street Pastors too. The work is pastoral, offering compassion and a listening ear, but also affirming and encouraging, bringing an informed Christian view to the places that we visit and people we meet. Our aim is to care for people at their point of need, communicating the love of Christ in a compassionate and practical way.

If you are a chaplain or a Street Pastor and attend an AOG Church, we would love to be in touch with you. Let us know what area of Chaplaincy you are working in by using the link below.

AoG provides endorsement for our Ministers to work as Chaplains. Endorsement for NHS and Prison Chaplains is through our membership of the Free Churches Group and for Armed Forces Chaplaincy is through the United Navy, Army and Air Force Board.

Chaplaincy Contacts

Business & Commerce
Lead

Jim Grimmer

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NHS & Social Care
Lead

Grace Allick

Military
Lead

Richard Meikle

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Sports
Lead

Lance Blackwood

Education, Youth & Arts
Lead

Alex Brompton

AoG MISSIONS DIRECTOR AND CHAPLAINCY TEAM LEADER

Kirk McAtear

Prison
Lead

Andrew Georgiou

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Military Chaplaincy

The Ministry of Defence welcome Assemblies of God Ministers who hold full ministerial status to apply to be Chaplains within all three branches of the Armed Forces. Phil Maltby formally represents AoG on the United Navy, Army and Air Force Board (United Board). There are three distinct stages to your application:

Stage 1

Firstly. your application needs to be supported by AoG. You should contact Phil Maltby (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) to ensure that you meet the application requirements and that through Phil that you have acquired the endorsement of the AoG National Leader. You may be invited for an interview.

Stage 2

Your application will then need to be made to the United Board who will consider you endorsement.

Stage 3

Following endorsement by the United Board formal application can then be made to the appropriate branch of the Armed Forces.