A career as a Chaplain

The Army employs male and female chaplains in the Regular Army, the Territorial Army, and the Army Cadet Force. It also engages some local civilian clergy as Officiating Chaplains. The following pages set out to give you an insight into these vocations.

ACF Chaplain

To become an Army Cadet Force Chaplain you will need to be an ordained member of one of the following sending churches: Church of England (Incorporating the Anglican Communion); Church of Scotland (With the Presbyterian Church of Ireland); Roman Catholic Church; Methodist Church; United Board (Incorporating the Baptist Union, the United Reformed Church, the Congregational Church, Elim or Assemblies of God).

Learn more

For further information please contact Reverend Anthony Feltham-White

Telephone: 01264 381836

Email: LF-CHAPLAINS-GROUP@mod.uk

MoD Chaplains (Army)
Ramilies Building, IDL 433,
Army HQ, Marlborough Lines,
Andover, Hants SP11 8HJ

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