The International Military Chiefs of Chaplains (IMCCC) began in 1990, when the USEUCOM chaplain’s office coordinated the first ever meeting of the senior military chaplains of NATO nations to discuss working together for the common good of those who suffer during combat. Through the years, the scope of the IMCCC has expanded. Today, the group serves to accelerate opportunities for religious affairs interoperability; strengthen international relations via religious key leader engagements;... read more
The International Military Chiefs of Chaplains (IMCCC) began in 1990, when the USEUCOM chaplain’s office coordinated the first ever meeting of the senior military chaplains of NATO nations to discuss working together for the common good of those who suffer during combat. Through the years, the scope of the IMCCC has expanded. Today, the group serves to accelerate opportunities for religious affairs interoperability; strengthen international relations via religious key leader engagements; improve warfighter and family readiness and resiliency by advancing spiritual care; enable higher quality advisement to commanders on the impact of religion in theater; and promote international religious freedom and freedom of belief. IMCCC has grown to include Military Chaplains from Europe, North America, Africa, and Asia. show less
