Chaplaincy Care

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Chaplaincy Care

Light chat... deep discussions... listening ears. Wanna Talk?

Students and staff may drop by Chaplaincy Care and speak with chaplains representing various denominations regarding personal concerns, relationships, life issues and values, and spiritual support and guidance. Chaplaincy Care’s volunteer chaplains serve various faith groups and are here to provide students and staff with a place for support, friendship, conversation, and study groups.

	Judy Johnson Judy has done Chaplaincy work with people in prisons, hospitals, nursing homes, and street ministry. She has a heart of compassion for people of any age.
	Ariel Antonio Ariel is a former Pastor of The Living Christ Community Church and is currently working in Home Care. Married with three teenagers.
	Don de Vlaming Don de Vlaming has experience in chaplaincy positions with/in Academic institutions, social services, addictions and recovery centers, hospital and mental hospital settings, court, prison and adult/youth street ministries.
	Keith Glawson Keith has been counseling and consulting with students and staff for 35 years in various educational facilities. He is very active in his church, teaching courses on relationships, stress, communication, social skills and grief.
	John Arnold John has been a teacher/counsellor in the St. James Assiniboia School Division for 31 years. He is active in his church in guest ministry and ‘connect’ courses.
	Scott Miller Scott is the pastor of Assiniboine Church in Winnipeg. He has been a counsellor for an addictions program as well as the director of a local soup kitchen. Join him for a cup of coffee if you want to have someone to talk with.
	Frank Dyck Frank is a retired Engineer, whom God has healed miraculously from cancer. It is his heart’s desire to share God’s goodness with others.
	Anne-Marie Dyck Anne-Marie is currently employed in volunteer management. She has volunteered extensively in the community and church; and has a heart and compassion for people to experience the abundant life in Christ.
	Doug Wiebe Doug is pastor of the Exchange Community Church. He has wide experience in social work, teaching, administration in both Canada and abroad. He is always ready for a cup of coffee.