Some People Wait for the
World to Come to Church.
We Go to the World.
Jeremiah Temple Church International has never been content to stay inside. From hospital rooms to jail cells, from fire departments to community streets — this is ministry that moves.
"Being a Chaplain is an extension of the church. It allows you to come outside the four walls and have contact with people whom you would not otherwise meet — people who would never cross the threshold of your church."
There Is a Gap That a
Sunday Sermon Cannot Fill
The person in the hospital bed at 2am. The inmate who hasn't had a visitor in months. The first responder carrying weight no one sees. The family standing at a house fire with nowhere to turn.
These people exist in every city. They are rarely reached by traditional church ministry — not because the church doesn't care, but because the church stays inside.
Chaplaincy changes that.
"Chaplaincy is growing. People used to think of it only in hospitals or the military — but today Chaplaincy is utilized in professional sports, hospitals, jails, and government agencies. It is about interfaith — not dominated by any one religion. It's a great extension of your ministry."
Founded specifically to address the need for credentialed chaplains representing the African-American community.

The Fields Are Wide
Our chaplains go where the church cannot — into the places most people never enter by choice, and where the need is greatest.
"For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was a stranger and you took me in, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me."

This Is What Beyond the Four Walls Looks Like
Hospital Patients
Visited & Ministered To
Incarcerated Individuals
Reached Behind Bars
Hospice Residents
Served in Final Hours
First Responders
Supported & Counseled
Survivors Reached
Domestic Violence Ministry
Certified Chaplains
Now Deployed in the Field
Years of Ministry
Active in the Community
States Represented
Graduates Across the Nation

Every number above is a person who needed someone to show up.
These Voices Answer the
Question Before It's Asked
You don't need a title. You don't need a seminary degree. You need a calling — and the courage to follow it into the hard places. Take two minutes to find out if this is for you.

Certified. Credentialed. Ready.
The Chaplain Certification Course is a four-week program that transforms called ministers into credentialed chaplains — with the authority to enter jails, hospitals, and government agencies without challenge.
Certificate of Completion
Official documentation of your training and standing within A.I.C.C.A.
Official Photo ID Card
Recognized identification for institutional and agency access without challenge.
Registration Number Badge
Your unique, official credential number verifying your chaplaincy status.
"A business card or paper identifying a pastor or minister has no authority throughout the country. The Chaplain ID gives you access to local jails, hospitals, and agencies — without being challenged."
Go Beyond the Four Walls.
If you are a pastor, minister, or ordained believer who feels called to go further — into the hospitals, the jails, the fire stations, the hard places — this program will credential you to do exactly that.
Become a Chaplain. Go beyond the four walls.