Truly, the only way that anyone can grow is to lovingly get and give advice. Access, Availability, Advice are key ways that non-chaplain personnel can support the chaplain. Everyone needs to know what is expected of them. Chaplains are no different. They need performance Standards and clear expectations.
Most chaplains are clear about church-related issues.
They know how to organize worship and sermons. Typically, chaplains are clear about pastoral care related issues. These become land mines for chaplains and unwittingly can undermine the relationship between the commander, staff, soldiers and chaplains. Chaplains need logistical, transportation and personnel support in order to conduct the unit ministry programs. Volunteers, as well as trained individuals, are integrated to make ministry come alive.