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Understanding the meaning of chaplaincy.
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Understanding the meaning of chaplaincy The word chaplain has many meanings and different connotations. Its early usage is of Christian origins. Usually a Christian priest was in charge of a chapel in a prominent institution. But throughout time especially in the last 50 years the word chaplaincy has taken a whole new meaning. The influx of multi-faith immigrants has forced the nature of chaplaincy to reach out to other cultures and religions, such as Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, and Sikhism etc. unlike before, predominantly everything was very much exclusive to the adherents of the Church Of England. In the modern world today, we see that chaplaincy work is not just confined to religion but has a broader spectrum. It deals with comforts and soothing the pains of difficulties in life. One of the most beautiful examples for a Muslim chaplaincy is how the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) dealt with difficult situations,...
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