Eian Christopher Poblador

Provide Holistic Care: VA chaplains are trained to support the spiritual, psychological, and social needs of veterans, assisting with moral injury, trauma, and grief, which contributes to faster healing and better pain management. Serve All Faiths & Backgrounds: Chaplains provide care to veterans of all faith backgrounds (or no faith), fostering a welcoming environment. Support Life Transitions: Chaplains offer end-of-life care, comfort to families, and support for advance directives. Specialized Support for Veterans: They assist with unique challenges such as PTSD, Moral Injury, and navigating the transition from military to civilian life. Serve as a Confidant: Chaplains provide a secure, confidential space for veterans to discuss challenges and emotional burdens, which can improve their overall mental and spiritual well-being.

Chicago, Illinois

Becoming a veteran chaplain and a notary public offers a powerful combination of roles designed to support military service members, veterans, and their families through holistic care and necessary administrative, legal, or logistical tasks. Reasons to Become a Veteran Chaplain, is to serve both legally and spiritually giving back a service to our military veteran and their families.

I am Post Denomination Raised, proprietary Ordained Non denominational ChristianVeteran Chaplin. Member of Roman Catholic Church, Lutheran Church

A Secretary of State Texas Notary Public Officer, pre-marriage counseling, Veteran Judge Advocate addictions counseling and needs resources consultant. Religious guidance on Law and Gospel.Man's law and God's Law.