Resident Chaplains

What are Resident Chaplains?

Resident Chaplains (RCs) are graduate students of Campbell University who work under Campus Ministry and alongside Residence Life to provide a pastoral presence and pastoral leadership in every freshman residence hall on campus. RCs are trained in pastoral care and counseling skills and offer a private and confidential resource for students in the halls where they live. RCs also provide spiritual growth and faith development in each hall through Bible studies, small groups, involvement in campus ministry events, and service projects. Resident Chaplains are present in each hall to share life in community with freshmen, helping them adjust to the rigors of life at Campbell, and to help them grow into mature and responsible members of the Campbell community.

Resident Chaplains for 2012-2013

The RCs for the 2012-2013 academic year are (from L to R): Brenda Hafer (Small Hall), Krysta Bell (Strickland Hall), Jon Goforth (Baldwin & Kitchin Halls), Phillip Pope (Murray Hall), Amy Adams (Day & Hedgpeth Halls), and Shekanah Solomon (Female Hall).

RCs also regularly blog on their site, "Chaplain Chat."

For more information about Resident Chaplains and how to contact the RC for your hall, please email Faithe Beam.