ONE
YEAR PLAN FOR PROSPECTIVE AND NEW CHAPLAINS

To assist you in your training and development as a Chaplain
in the Civil Air Patrol, this check-list has been provided. Your
Wing Chaplain is available to answer any questions you may
have.
FIRST THREE
MONTHS:
r Join CAP
r Complete Level 1 Course
r Request
an ecclesiastical endorsement from the religious body with which you are
affiliated with
r Complete and submit Chaplain Application (Form 35) to the Wing Chaplain
-- Include copy of academic transcripts
-- Ecclesiastical
endorsement (have endorsing agency send recommendation
Letter
and/or DD Form 2088 directly to National Headquarters)
r Obtain
an Emergency Services Card – on-line testing:
https://www.capnhq.gov/default.aspx?Logout=739CF6F6-2C4C-4A68-AE3A-
A8126FE61696
r Set up
user account on the National Headquarters web-site:
http://level2.cap.gov/index.cfm?nodeID=5491
SECOND THREE MONTHS
(following appointment as a Chaplain):
r Conduct Religious Interview with Squadron Members and fill out Form 48
r Complete 221 “The CAP Chaplain”
r Complete
and submit Chaplain Statistical Report (Form 34) to Wing Chaplain –
due no
later than 5 January and 5 July
NEXT SIX MONTHS:
r Enroll in ECI 13 (The CAP Senior Officer Course).
r Attend a Wing Conference/Chaplain Service Conference
r Attend a Chaplain Service Region Staff College (CSRSC)
r Obtain an
Emergency Services Card – on-line testing:
https://www.capnhq.gov/default.aspx?Logout=739CF6F6-2C4C-4A68-AE3A-
A8126FE61696
r Begin work on
Mission Chaplain rating. The duties
of the Mission Chaplain and the
Specialty Qualification Training Record can
be found in the Mission Base Staff
Tasks pamphlet (pages 18-19 and 149)
r Complete
and submit Chaplain Statistical Report (Form 34) to Wing Chaplain –
due no
later than 5 January and 5 July
During the year, there will be several events conducted
that you are encouraged to attend.
Some events are for training and other events will involve “ministry of
presence.” You
may be required to submit a Form 17 to attend an event.