Responsibilities and Role of District Chaplain in Lion's Club
The District Chaplain in the Lion's Club plays a vital role in providing emotional support, delivering invocations and benedictions at functions, and conducting memorial services for deceased members. They should have empathy, a good understanding of the Bible, and the ability to comfort and connect with others in times of need. The memorial service typically includes invocations, songs, recognition of the deceased's achievements, and sharing memories, lasting around 20 to 30 minutes.
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District Chaplain District Chaplain PCC/PDG Don Robinette
The Lion who accepts this position should have the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. They should also have a good relation and working knowledge of the teachings of the Bible as a part of their committee responsibilities. Because:
The role of the Chaplain is to provide an Invocation and Benediction at District and Lions functions. Also, if asked when visiting clubs to provide this service. They also provide emotional support if needed in some circumstances,etc; such as visiting a fellow lion in the hospital.
An MD 13 District Chaplain also provides a memorial service for any deceased lion at the request of their family. This service will consist of the family requests.
This service will consist of an invocation, maybe a song, a recognition of the deceased lions accomplishments, may consist of others sharing memories of them and a benediction when the service is complete. The service usually lasts around 20 minutes to a half an hour.
