Politics and Chaplaincy

This volume aims to provide both a theoretical framework and a practical guide for understanding and effectively engaging in political chaplaincy. It explores the delicate balance between political allegiance and broader community service, examining ethical dilemmas and offering insights into effective pastoral care strategies. The Bahamian context serves as a rich case study, allowing us to examine the historical interplay of religion and politics, while simultaneously offering transferable lessons for similar contexts around the globe.