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Small Business at Harvest Christian University

 


1. Business Development Plan

  • A business development plan is essential to set goals for growth and explain how to achieve them.
  • It should describe the organization's objectives, including financial goals, expected costs, and targeted milestones.


2. Stages of Business Growth

  • Small businesses go through various stages of growth, characterized by size, diversity, and complexity.
  • Understanding the stage of business growth is crucial before implementing development initiatives.


3. Strategies and Opportunities

  • Business development involves implementing strategies to promote growth and boost revenue.
  • It includes pursuing opportunities to help the business grow, identifying new prospects, and converting leads into customers.


4. Addressing Economic and Social Problems

  • Business development can address economic problems by improving the bottom line and reducing unnecessary expenses.
  • Social problems can be tackled through initiatives like creating employment opportunities and contributing to the local community's development.


5. Creating a Realistic Plan

  • The business development plan should be clear, specific, and realistic, with a focus on long-term growth.
  • It's important to avoid common mistakes such as thinking short-term, underestimating the costs of growth, and focusing on too many opportunities at once.

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By following these steps, small business development initiatives can effectively serve to address economic and social problems, ultimately contributing to the growth and sustainability of communities.

Economic and Community Revitalization

 

Situation Analysis

  • Assess the current state of the construction, building, and hospitality sectors, including the challenges and opportunities. 

Infrastructure Development

  • Prioritize the restoration and completion of essential infrastructure such as hospitals and public buildings to address the immediate needs of the community.

 Regulatory and Procurement Reforms

  • Review and reform existing procurement laws to ensure transparency, accountability, and fair competition in the bidding process for construction projects.

 Business Development Strategies

  • Encourage local and international investment in the construction and hospitality sectors through incentives and favorable policies.

Skills Development and Training

  • Invest in vocational training and education programs to develop a skilled workforce for the construction and hospitality industries.

Sustainable Tourism and Economic Diversification

  • Promote sustainable tourism development to attract investment and create employment opportunities in the hospitality sector.

BADGE & ID AUTHORIZATION

Badge and ID Authorization for Non-Police Chaplains: The bearer is authorized to carry and display a chaplaincy badge and official identification clearly marked "Chaplain" as a recognized spiritual care provider. This right is protected and standardized under:

  • Federal Agency Standards (e.g., 12 FAM 370, U.S. Department of State): Authorize chaplain badges as official identification media for clergy services within facilities valid up to three years with renewal, distinct from law enforcement credentials

This person is authorized to provide spiritual care, emotional support, and counseling services in approved crisis and emergency environments.


Verification of Licensed and Commissioned Chaplain First Responder Status

This individual is a duly licensed and commissioned Chaplain First Responder through Harvest Christian University. The credential confirms completion of trauma-informed, behavioral health, and crisis response training required for deployment in emergency and first responder settings. 

Licensed & Commissioned Chaplains Trainings

A Community of Accountability and Growth

A Community of Accountability and Growth

A Community of Accountability and Growth


A Community of Accountability and Growth

Becoming part of the Licensed and Commissioned Association means joining a community committed to lifelong learning, ethical responsibility, and ministry excellence. Graduates carry the reputation of Harvest Christian University as trained, credentialed, and values-driven professionals in the field of behavioral health and pastoral care.

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Professional Training and Focus Areas

A Community of Accountability and Growth

A Community of Accountability and Growth


Professional Training and Focus Areas


  • Trauma-Informed Care and Counseling Practices
  • Behavioral and Mental Health Education
  • Crisis Response and Resilience Development
  • Pastoral and Community-Based Counseling
  • Ethical Leadership and Professional Conduct

Credentialing and Certification Pathways

A Community of Accountability and Growth

Credentialing and Certification Pathways

Participants may pursue joint commissioning and licensing recognition through Harvest Christian University upon successful completion of required training modules. The Association also offers Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) certification and a Counseling Certificate, validating readiness for fieldwork and service placement.

Career and Job Referral Support

The LCA provides career development and job referral guidance, connecting graduates with service organizations, faith-based institutions. 

Chaplaincy Training

Licensed Commissioned Chaplain (IALCC)

Credentialing and Certification Pathways

 

Trauma-Informed and Behavioral Health Training

The Association provides directive trainings in trauma-informed care and behavioral health, emphasizing safety, empowerment, cultural sensitivity, and evidence-informed approaches to supporting individuals affected by adversity and mental health challenges. .​

Qualifications and Requirements

Licensed Commissioned Chaplain (IALCC)

Licensed Commissioned Chaplain (IALCC)


Professional Requirements and Commissions

Participants progress through defined training modules that include instruction, supervised practice, and competency assessments aligned with current expectations for providers in counseling, chaplaincy, and human services roles. 

Licensed Commissioned Chaplain (IALCC)

Licensed Commissioned Chaplain (IALCC)

Licensed Commissioned Chaplain (IALCC)


CPE and Counseling Certificates

The Association offers pathways that can include Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE)–style training elements, combining theological reflection, supervised ministry, and interpersonal skill development for those serving in hospitals, prisons, congregations, and community agencies. 

​ IALCC Main Badge Statement

​ IALCC Main Badge Statement

​ IALCC Main Badge Statement

A "main badge" often refers to a primary insignia that signifies rank, position, or a significant achievement within the organizational structure. This badge holds a higher status compared to other badges. and is held by HRM Dr. Edmund Keli' Silva.


The main badge of the International Association of Licensed Commissioned Chaplains (IALCC) at Harvest Christian University serves as a symbol of authority and status, often overshadowing other badges in terms of recognition and importance. This primary insignia represents the highest level of chaplaincy certification and authority within our organization. The hierarchy established by this main badge is governed by clear regulatory frameworks that dictate how and where it should be displayed. This ensures clarity in rank and role within our chaplaincy contexts, similar to military organizational structures.​

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​ IALCC 

International Chaplaincy

​ IALCC Main Badge Statement

​ IALCC Main Badge Statement

The International Association of Licensed Chaplains (IALCC) was formed in 2009 with the aim of helping pastors master behavioral health and pursue counseling within the body of Christ. 


It is an international organization that provides professional membership to chaplains and liaison officers from different faith groups and law enforcement agencies.


The (IALCC) is dedicated to developing professional chaplains through dynamic training and education. The (IALCC) serves as a platform for chaplains to enhance their skills and contribute to the well-being of individuals within their communities.


Marketplace Chaplaincy

​ IALCC Main Badge Statement

Marketplace Chaplaincy

Our Mission

To equip and supply the body of Christ thereby energizing the ranks of leadership to marketplace ministry in it cutting edge concept​.


  • Sports Teams
  • Banks 
  • Hotels
  • Police
  • Departments
  • Hospitals
  • Schools
  • Prisons ​​​​​​

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Complete Chaplaincy Training for The Marketplace 

Schools

HUMANITARIAN DIPLOMACY

LEGAL STUDIES

LEGAL STUDIES

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Humanitarian Diplomacy & Humanitarian Relief

Degree & Certificate Program


Understanding the principles of humanitarian diplomacy, including persuading decision makers and mobilizing support for vulnerable populations.

These components can form the basis of a comprehensive program in humanitarian diplomacy and humanitarian relief, providing

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Humanitarian Diplomacy & Humanitarian Relief

Degree & Certificate Program


Understanding the principles of humanitarian diplomacy, including persuading decision makers and mobilizing support for vulnerable populations.

These components can form the basis of a comprehensive program in humanitarian diplomacy and humanitarian relief, providing students with the knowledge and skills needed to address complex global humanitarian challenges.


LEGAL STUDIES

LEGAL STUDIES

LEGAL STUDIES

Introduction:
Harvest Christian University is excited to announce the expansion of its legal studies programs, now offering comprehensive master's and PhD degrees in Commerce Law, Paralegal Studies, and Consumer Credit. 

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Commerce Law: This program focuses on the legal aspects of commerce, preparing students to navigate complex business en

Introduction:
Harvest Christian University is excited to announce the expansion of its legal studies programs, now offering comprehensive master's and PhD degrees in Commerce Law, Paralegal Studies, and Consumer Credit. 

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Commerce Law: This program focuses on the legal aspects of commerce, preparing students to navigate complex business environments and contribute to the legal framework of commercial enterprises.

REVENUE CYCLE MANAGEMENT

LEGAL STUDIES

Behavioral Wellness Division

 

REVENUE CYCLE MANAGEMENT 

 "Harvesting Financial Success: Streamlined RCM for Sustainable Growth" 

 REVENUE CYCLE MANAGEMENT 


By streamlining billing processes, improving claim submissions, and strengthening denial management strategies, the university aims to maximize reimbursements and minimize revenue

leakage.

Behavioral Wellness Division

LEGAL STUDIES

Behavioral Wellness Division

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Introduction to Behavioral Wellness at Harvest Christian University

At Harvest Christian University, we recognize the vital importance of holistic well-being in both our personal and professional lives. Through our Behavioral Wellness program, we are committed to empowering individuals, families, and corporate partners with the knowledge,

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Introduction to Behavioral Wellness at Harvest Christian University

At Harvest Christian University, we recognize the vital importance of holistic well-being in both our personal and professional lives. Through our Behavioral Wellness program, we are committed to empowering individuals, families, and corporate partners with the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to cultivate and maintain optimal mental, emotional, and physical health.  

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