The Christian Leaders Alliance collaborates with the Christian Leaders Institute to offer ordination credentials to individuals who have successfully completed a series of courses and provided the necessary recommendations.

Within the realm of chaplaincy, there exists a distinction between a Ministry Chaplain and a Professional Career Chaplain. Ministry Chaplains often serve as volunteers for various clubs and organizations, such as motorcycle clubs or country clubs. They might also be affiliated with a Soul Center, providing chaplaincy services to their local community. These chaplains can further extend their services on a volunteer or part-time basis to institutions like hospitals, prisons, police departments, and fire departments.

On many occasions, hospice nurses or other caregivers may wish to receive training and ordination as Ministry Chaplains, particularly when their work involves serving at senior care facilities or hospice centers.

This role is particularly suitable for retired caregivers who wish to volunteer their time and expertise in hospitals. They can utilize their nursing experiences, now serving as Ministry Chaplains, thus continuing to positively impact their communities.

The Christian Leaders Alliance offers a variety of Ordained Roles for individuals to pursue. Each role can be attained through dedicated study at the Christian Leaders Institute and subsequent ordination through the Christian Leaders Alliance.