Mission

The mission of the Colorado Fire Chaplains Association (CFCA) is to bring together persons interested in providing an effective Chaplain Service: to give aid, comfort and help to firefighters and their families; to work toward the betterment of all areas of the fire and emergency service.  To serve God, to aid humanity, our communities, our government, our religions, and our State and Country.


What Fire Service Chaplains Do

 

Fire service chaplains may perform some or all of the following duties:

 

·         Counsel firefighters and EMS personnel

·         Counsel other fire department members

·         Counsel family members of firefighters and other department personnel

·         Visit sick and injured firefighters and department members at home and in the hospital

·         Make death notifications

·         Provide assistance to victims of crisis situations

·         Teach fire department personnel in areas such as stress management, ethics, family life, and victim response

·         Serve as part of the Critical Incident Stress Management Team

·         Assist at the emergency scene

·         Serve as a liaison with other clergy in the community

·         Provide for the spiritual needs of department members and their families

·         Offer prayers at special occasions such as recruit graduations and award ceremonies

·         Provide a listening ear

·         Coordinate and provide family services in the event of the serious injury or death of a firefighter or department member

·         Serve as a ready resource for the fire chief


For Further Information, Contact:

 

Jim Barrington, President

970-420-9132

E-Mail

Ken Rice, Vice-President

970-262-9212

E-Mail

Steve Bauer, Secretary

303-289-4683

E-Mail


Resources

  Colorado Fire Chaplains Association Bylaws

  Colorado Fire Chaplains Association Member Roster

  The Fire Chaplaincy (Article)


Links

Federation of Fire Chaplains

http://www.firechaplains.org/templates/System/details.asp?id=41096&PID=522685

 

 

"Serving Those Who Serve"

 
 
 
 
 
 







 

CSFCA is a member of the Missouri Valley Division of the
International Association of Fire Chiefs