Chaplaincy Department

Harvest Christian Department of Chaplaincy Core Mission & Commitment

IALCC equips chaplains for marketplace ministry, integrating faith-driven pastoral care with professional training in counseling, leadership, and spiritual guidance for diverse professional settings.

UNIVERSITY COMMITMENT
Formed by HARVEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY, IALCC embodies our dedication to theological education and community impact. The university contributes to this educational dynamic as a post-secondary institution by providing certification programs, degree pathways in Christian counseling, and specialized training that blend scriptural foundations with practical marketplace applications, fostering licensed chaplains who bridge faith and vocations.

Legal Ecclesiastical Authority & Framework

Chaplains operate as non-sworn multipliers for public safety, endorsed by Dallas PD, leveraging Texas Local Government Code § 341.012 collaborations and 34 U.S.C. § 10389 community policing models to amplify trust, reduce crises, and uphold dignity in every intervention.

This mission advances under U.S. Constitution First Amendment safeguards (U.S. Const. amend. I: free exercise of religion and free speech), federal volunteer immunity statutes, and Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article 18 (freedom of thought, conscience, and religion). Chaplains carry verified badges and credentials for unrestricted corporate access, operating as non-enforcement multipliers in partnership with public safety agencies to protect lives, restore hope, and empower prosperity.

Harvest Christian University Chaplaincy Career Services

CHAPLAINCY JOBS Segway – Job Bank Now Open!

Harvest Christian University Career Services proudly launches our Chaplaincy Jobs Segway, connecting licensed and commissioned chaplains with ministry opportunities nationwide.

Featured Positions:

Police Chaplain (Civilian Support) – Multiple Texas agencies
Marketplace Chaplaincy Roles – Law enforcement and first responders
Crisis Response Chaplain – Victim assistance programs
Corporate/Family Support Chaplain – Faith-based counseling

HCU Chaplaincy Advantage:

Licensed through International Association of Licensed and Commissioned Chaplains www.chaplainsinternational.org
Full compliance: Texas Gov't Code §310.002, VOCA (42 U.S.C. §10601), DOJ guidelines
Specialized training: Pastoral care, crisis intervention, non-sworn support roles.

Harvest Christian University Chaplaincy Access the Job Bank

Current Hot Opportunities:

Plano PD Volunteer Chaplain Program (Immediate Start)
Dallas Area First Responder Support Network
North Texas Crisis Response Team

HCU graduates: 94% placement rate in chaplaincy within 90 days.

Apply Today:https://chaplainsinternational.org/benefits

Department of Chaplaincy

Career Services Development Officer Dr. JMichelle Stevenson

Call: 214-382-2911

Harvest Christian University – Equipping Chaplains for Kingdom Impact

DIAC Dallas International Affairs Council

International Politics

The Dallas International Affairs Council (DIAC), through its partnership with organizations like the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth, plays a vital role in educating and engaging North Texans on global politics and international affairs.

Global Governments

International Politics

DIAC is an International Visitor Programs that coordinates with the U.S. Department of State educating the public about international government structures, diplomacy, and foreign policy by hosting events, bringing global leaders to the region, and fostering cross-cultural understanding

Global Speakers Councils

DIAC connects educational groups with knowledgeable speakers who cover a wide range of international topics, including politics, culture, economics, history, and global issues. These engagements enrich students’ understanding of the world beyond their local environment, inspire civic engagement, and provide opportunities.

DIAC Dallas International Affairs Council

International Children Affairs

The Dallas International Affairs Council (DIAC) is dedicated to advancing the well-being and global awareness of children in the Dallas community through education, advocacy, and international engagement.