Mission Statement - To Serve Those Who Serve Others
Law enforcement agencies desire the expertise and support in their work with the public of trained volunteer emotional and spiritual care providers.
The St. Louis County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy corps provides services as requested to all Emergency Services Agencies throughout St. Louis County as requested and on an on-call basis 24 hours a day, seven days a week..
Our services aim to:
1. Support the efforts of the law enforcement agencies by offering emotional and spiritual guidance and assistance to persons confronted with crisis experiences.
2. Serve as a communication link between persons in crisis and their own spiritual advisors.
3. Coordinate follow-up counseling for those indicating both a need and an interest in such help.
4. Lighten the burden of the law enforcement officers by assisting in the performance of tasks which tend to have a greater spiritual, rather than legal, implication, e.g., death notifications, domestic disturbances, lonely person calls, spiritual counseling requests, etc.
The St. Louis County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy corps provides services as requested to all Emergency Services Agencies throughout St. Louis County as requested and on an on-call basis 24 hours a day, seven days a week..
Our services aim to:
1. Support the efforts of the law enforcement agencies by offering emotional and spiritual guidance and assistance to persons confronted with crisis experiences.
2. Serve as a communication link between persons in crisis and their own spiritual advisors.
3. Coordinate follow-up counseling for those indicating both a need and an interest in such help.
4. Lighten the burden of the law enforcement officers by assisting in the performance of tasks which tend to have a greater spiritual, rather than legal, implication, e.g., death notifications, domestic disturbances, lonely person calls, spiritual counseling requests, etc.
