Chaplain Corps Journals
Chaplain Corps journals “host[s] professional discourse” (DA PAM 25-40) and debate around the theory and practice of military chaplaincy through peer-reviewed contributions from U.S. Army Chaplain Corps members, Department of Defense personnel, Allied armed forces chaplains, and civilian academics and professionals. Articles advance knowledge within the Chaplain Corps by presenting important topics from both theoretically-informed and practice-oriented perspectives. Since 1972, these journals published articles on matters of chaplaincy and religious support leadership within the military. The publication's mission is nested within the Chief of Chaplain’s (CCH) priorities for Chaplain Corps (CHC) professionalization and the Chief of Staff of the Army’s (CSA) vision for the renewal of professional writing and publication outlined in the Harding Project.
Military Chaplaincy Review
The Military Chaplaincy Review represents a deepening of the Chaplain Corps commitment to stewarding the professional conversation on the theory and practice of military chaplaincy across America's military services and around the world. The first edition was released during November 2024. Click on link below to view current articles.
https://mcr.scholasticahq.comU.S. Army Chaplain Corps Journal
The U.S. Army Chaplain Corps Journal was launched in 2014. The Chaplain Corps reinstated publication of the Chaplain Corps Journal in 2018, after a several-year hiatus. In 2022 and 2023, the Journal published two issues rather than one, as it had in previous years. The final issue was published in 2024.
View PDF version of journals belowMilitary Chaplains' Review
The Army Chaplain Corps published Military Chaplains’ Review from 1972 to 1992 with joint participation, before changing the publication’s name to the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps Journal.











