CHARLOTTE, NC - Queens College of Theology, an online Christian College dedicated to training Pastors and ministry workers, plans to develop a Chaplaincy Program.
"The program will be a concentration for students in our graduate program. It's important that our Pastors minister to the public-at-large, and not just their congregation." Dr. Leftwich, Chancellor of Queens College of Theology continues to say, "The course will cover a wide range of information including the historical development of chaplaincy, the theological foundations, practical skills and techniques, ethics, multi-faith environments, crisis management, grief counseling, and spiritual growth.
To lead the new program, Queens College of Theology welcomes Dr. James Walter, DMin. Dr. Walter has 10 years of experience in law enforcement with much of the time working in jail and dispatch. Dr. Walter gained an understanding of chaplaincy while ministering and helping others with their religious and spiritual
needs during his time in law enforcement and the jail.
Dr. Walter is earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Arkansas Grantham, later earning his Master of Ministry from Queens College of Theology and recently finishing his doctoral program, earning a Doctor of Ministry from Columbia Divinity.