Chaplaincy Services

The Chaplaincy Program helps the Correctional Service of Canada to meet national and international commitments with respect to the promotion of religious rights and obligations of offenders. The Program is administered by CSC’s Chaplaincy Division, which serves as liaison between CSC and the various faith communities in Canada that are represented on the Interfaith Committee on Chaplaincy. The Division also provides advice to CSC on policy issues relating to religious practice.

Under the terms of the Memorandum of Understanding between the Interfaith Committee on Chaplaincy and CSC, CSC provides chaplaincy services to people of different faiths. Contracts for chaplaincy services are now being held with the following faith groups: Roman Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Muslim, Sikh, and Buddhist.

The Division is headed by a Director General, who provides leadership in all religious programming except for Aboriginal spirituality. A Regional Chaplain oversees the Chaplaincy Program in each of the five regions.

	Correctional Service of Canada Prayer
	Interfaith Calendar
	Statement of Ethics
	Toward a Strategic Direction for Chaplaincy (February 2002)
	Chaplaincy Impact Study
	Community Ministry
	Circles of Support and Accountability (COSA)
	National Chaplains' Conferences
	Role of Chaplains
	Documents and Reports
	Ron Wiebe Restorative Justice Award
	Contract Chaplaincy Services Required
	Contact us

Resources
	Books
	French Titles
	Links
	Quotes
Restorative Justice Week
	2005 - "Wisdom Gained through Experience"
	Faith Community Resources