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Level II: Learn how to blend Crisis Intervention with Pastoral Care techniques. Attendees must have completed the Level I training (AIC) before participating in the PCI.

Demobilization requires many hands: putting everything back in storage, reorganizing things and getting everything set so we are ready to roll the next time we are called on to respond to a major disaster. We'll be doing everything from cleaning out/washing vehicles and trailers to unloading trucks and moving heavy equipment.

Learn how to prepare yourself, your family, help your church, and reach out to your community in times of crisis.

Learn how to prepare yourself, your family, help your church, and reach out to your community in times of crisis.

Learn to administer emotional first-aid to individuals by using a variety of intervention techniques used by professionals in the crisis response field.

Level III: This course is a general overview of the origins, interfaces, and “how to’s” of chaplaincy. This two-day accelerated course will equip those interested in ecclesiastically-endorsed or lay chaplaincy to understand the dynamics of this needed and intense function within their community and beyond.

Learn to administer emotional first-aid to individuals by using a variety of intervention techniques used by professionals in the crisis response field.

On May 16, 2025 St. Louis, Missouri, Kentucky and Illinois experienced catastrophic (EF3) tornadoes that left a path of destruction. Volunteers will bring Hope to the St. Louis, MO region. Teams of hands crews, sawyers and heavy equipment operators will make this deployment successful. Tasks will include rubble removal with sleds, demo, chainsawing and ministering to the hurting and brokenhearted.