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Chaplaincy in the Royal Naval Service is a long way removed from civilian life. For a start you’ll be travelling the world providing support to around 30,000 highly trained individuals. The challenges faced by them and their families make your job particularly difficult. That means you’ll need to be as prepared for anything, as they are. Whether you’re working with the Royal Marines on our most arduous operations, or simply being a friendly face for a homesick crewmate, this is your opportunity to help the people who dedicate their lives to protecting our nation’s interests.
Aircraft carriers, assault ships, destroyers or frigates: this is our backbone. It gives us our global impact, from combat missions to humanitarian aid.
The Chaplain is a vital member of any naval or commando unit, with a unique congregation. The team of 30,000 men and women who make up the Naval Service come from all walks of life.
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The Royal Navy offers a world of unparalleled opportunities for its reservists. And this means the type of spiritual guidance and support they need is equally unique. The friendship and advice you’ll need to offer as a Reserve Chaplain will be unlike anything you’ve done in your civilian career.
Register your interest now to receive careers advice and further information about the Chaplaincy branch, without any obligation to join.
