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Visit the site of our King County Sheriff http://www.metrokc.gov/sheriff also, the Search and Rescue site for King County...an excellent resource http://www.kcsara.org Our chaplains are members of the International Conference of
Police Chaplains http://www.icpc4cops.org
Welcome! The King County Sheriff's Office is celebrating it's 150th anniversary this year. As KCSO Chaplains we are proud to be a significant piece of this history. Each of the 17 Sheriff's Chaplains and candidates serve the deputies,the officers, and the citizens of King County with the knowledge that their presence in ministry does make a difference! As we update our site we invite your comments and questions. Chaplain Joel Ingebritson
training.... training...Training Chaplaincy within the framework of peace keeping and law enforcement demands attention to preparation and the discipline required to meet and successfully deal with a variety of situations. So, we come together in a variety of ways to better equip ourselves for both the ordinary and the unique situations we are called to offer the spiritual care of a chaplain
In the month of September 2002 we marked with memorials the first anniversary of 09-11-01. While we mourn the thousands of lives lost in that tragic event we also celebrate and support the first responders in police, fire, and medical services that stand at the front lines in our nation.
Chaplaincy in the News
King County Sheriff's Chaplains and Repatriation The rescue of children of American missionary and government personnel in Angola who were caught in the crossfire of Angolan troops and loyalists is but one example of dynamic political events around the globe where our citizens may have to be evacuated. In the event of such a massive evacuation our chaplaincy personnel assets are ready to partner with County and State Emergency agencies. An operational exercise will be conducted at the CJSTC in Burien during February. We need at least 4 chaplains to participate as in the excercise.
Please direct your comments and questions to the Chaplaincy Program Manage Joel Ingebritson at: admin@kcchaplains.org This site updated on March 28, 2005
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The events in New York have had significant influence in
King County, WA. The aftermath which is both psychological and economic
have in the early hours of the disaster and now some weeks from the event will
shape certain aspects of our Chaplaincy.