ICPC supports volunteer and paid chaplains, and assists law enforcement agencies in developing local chaplaincy programs. 
ICPC members are provided with a wide variety of regional and international training seminars and use of a lending library of resource materials. A network of mutual support helps disseminate and share information among chaplains.

Assistance is given to law enforcement agencies seeking to start or improve their chaplaincy program. 

Full Members are . . . 

• Appointed to chaplaincy by a law enforcement agency 

• Endorsed by their religious body for law enforcement chaplaincy 

• Have at least five (5) years experience in pastoral ministry 

• May vote at regional and annual training seminars

• May hold elected office at the regional or national level

• May participate on committees, either as a chairperson or member.

• May pursue credentialing above the Basic or Liaison level

• Persons who adhere to the Canon of Ethics

 
Liaison Members are . . . 

• Appointed to act as the liaison or coordinator by a law enforcement agency  

• May vote at regional and annual training seminars  

• May hold elected office at the regional or national level  

• May participate on committees, either as a chairperson or member  

• May pursue Liaison credentialing  

• Persons who adhere to the Canon of Ethics

Associate Members are . . . 

• Appointed to serve as chaplain in a law enforcement agency or an affiliate organization but lack the ecclesiastical endorsement and/or pastoral ministry experience 

• Persons who adhere to the Canon of Ethics

Affiliate Members are . . . 

• Individuals who have an interest in, and are supportive of, the objectives of the International Conference of Police Chaplains

• Persons who adhere to the Canon of Ethics

If you have questions please contact the ICPC Office.