The goal of The Chaplain Kit is to gather together in one site, the resources you may be looking for. There is a lot of information out there but it is scattered over hundreds (or thousands) of sites, often buried within partially related articles or massive databases.

You have to go from site to site, searching specific key words, checking references and following links to maybe find what you’re looking for. While what is available online is growing rapidly, finding information about military chaplains throughout history is like sorting through bins in a Code-B sale to find your size.

What we offer is a wealth of information, biographies, histories, examples, news items, photos, videos, resources, and links all available to you without having to leave your home or office. We don’t have a building with a parking lot, permanent exhibits, shelves and shelves of reference books, or a gift store. The Chaplain Kit is not a brick-and-mortar museum. There are also many other general military museums which have small displays depicting chaplain ministry and memorabilia. If you find yourself in England, The Museum of Army Chaplaincy will help you learn about chaplaincy from the perspective of the British Royal Army. The National Civil War Chaplains Museum is another great one that focuses on chaplain ministry during the Civil War. Army Chaplain Corps Museum is a great place to start, showing the history of the United States Army Chaplain Corps from its inception to the current Global War on Terror. There are a few great brick-and-mortar chaplain museums in the world. The Chaplain Kit ~Online Chaplain Museum~ Providing Chaplain History, Information and Resources

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