SPD Community Chaplaincy

I am excited to now have a blog site for all our community chaplains.

One of the quarterly trainings we had was on how to relate to individuals of other cultures. This was a very helpful training. In fact, I am sharing the principles with our witnessing team at church.

I have only been on three ride-alongs, but each time has been a positive experience. Twice with one officer who is a Christian, and once with an officer that was a rookie.

One of my first call-outs was the knifing of the a social worker. It was my responsibility to go to the hospital and be with the husband of the victim.

When I arrived the husband did not know much other than his wife had multiple knife wounds. I still remember when the surgeon arrived to describe the surgery. It was a miracle that the victim was alive. I was so glad I could be with the husband to encourage him.

I visited the husband two other times at the hospital. He was having some problems dealing with some of the visitors and family members and I was able to give him some godly counsel.

We have created a blog site for Seattle PD Community Chaplains. This will be a place where chaplains can share their experiences from call-outs, ride-alongs, and training. It will also be a place where Chaplain Oas can share his thoughts.

If you are a Seattle PD Chaplain and would like to post on this blog site, you will need to be assigned as an author. Send me an e-mail with the following information:
Name, nickname you want to use, your e-mail address, the password you want to use.

Send your e-mail to:
webmasteratnewtechnologies2000.com. (Replace at with @)

As time allows we will create a User Guide for this blog site.