Examples of using Chaplain in English and their translations into Thai
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You're the chaplain.
Chaplain wants to talk to you.
You a chaplain, sir?
Chaplain this, flowers that.
You mean the hospital chaplain?
Chaplain for LULAC Arizona.
It's Captain Sanders and Chaplain Davis.
Chaplain's going to be here any minute.
I am, uh, the resident chaplain. It's cool.
To the chaplain of the soldiers' home.
Just calm down andlisten to me. I need you to call the prison chaplain, um.
There's a chaplain here. Let's just do it now.
Well, Elise left her seat on the foundation board to the chaplain of the soldiers' home.
The base Chaplain said he would call Sid's parents.
And I have been around this community for a long time, because I have been a hospice and a hospital chaplain for almost 30 years.
I need you to call the prison chaplain, um… Just calm down and listen to me.
What our chaplain is saying is that we're going to start with an apology and go from there.
Those who successfully complete the program will be eligible to become pastors, church leaders, missionaries, chaplains, or minister as a layperson.
I have been talking to the chaplain, and they would like me to decide on who I should, uh, have at the, uh.
When you successfully complete your program you will be equipped to exercise any ministerial activity including becoming a pastor, church leader, missionary, chaplain, or teacher.
Chaplain at Attica said Pastor Randy had been down the habit road himself, so he would help me.
Become self-employed as a professional counsellor/family therapist, work in a counselling clinic, work in a government department, or work as a church counsellor, school counsellor, hospital or school chaplain.
One of the first things I learned as a chaplain intern was the three C's of the chaplain's job: Comfort, clarify and, when necessary, confront or challenge.
So they were ecstatic, we sat down to visit, and it was so weird, because within two minutes, she started retelling me the story of her diagnosis and her surgery and her chemo, even though, as her chaplain, I saw her every week, and so I knew this story.
One of the other things that I loved about being a chaplain was seeing patients a year, or even several years after their treatment, because it was just really cool to see how they had changed and how their lives had evolved and what had happened to them.
So they issued an edict, in effect, that prevents women from being priests, pastors, deacons in the church, or chaplains in the military, and if a woman teaches a classroom in a Southern Baptist seminary, they cannot teach if a boy is in the room, because you can find verses in the Bible, there's over 30,000 verses in the Bible, that say that a woman shouldn't teach a man.