Chaplain

Do you struggle in your duties as a chaplain to constantly organize your thoughts throughout the day? Or worse do you find yourself searching to recall key details after talking to others? Every day… Lue lisää Do you struggle in your duties as a chaplain to constantly organize your thoughts throughout the day? Or worse do you find yourself searching to recall key details after talking to others? Every day you listen to other people's experiences and help guide them spiritually and emotionally through their paths in life, a job that could take an emotional or even physical toll on anyone. What most people don't realize is that the role of a chaplain requires you to remember so much information about your congregation or those you serve in various settings, about your faith, and also about yourself. These journals were made for chaplains by a chaplain who understands the struggle that you have daily. These simple, lined notebooks are durable and compact so that you can carry them with you no matter where you are going and what you're doing. Journaling is not only a great way to remember little things that will serve others well, or even for epiphanies of faith that might strike throughout the day, it's also for you. It's been proven that journaling is an excellent form of self-care especially for those who may have stressful, high impact jobs that deal with the public. Whether you want to write out your next sermon, list common issues that your flock is facing, or write down how you feel about a certain moment in your life, these journals can help you do just that. By implementing a journal into your daily experiences, you'll be taking your own emotional and mental health in your hands so that you may live a better and happier life. And best of all by doing that it may only help you be a better chaplain, what you were called to be. These journals are made so that once they're full they can sit nicely on a nearby shelf, meaning that you will always have a safe place where you can collect, access, and reflect upon past thoughts. Write. Plan. Create. Be inspired. What are you waiting for?