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Columbia County Sheriff's Office
CHAPLAINS |
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The Sheriff's Office has four dedicated and well respected members of the local clergy who volunteer their services as Chaplains; Deacon Warren Dorsch, Reverend Richard Turpin and Reverend Suzette E. Turpin.
Initiated in 2006 by Sheriff David Harrison, Jr., the Chaplaincy Program began with Deacon Dorsch and is the law enforcement link to religious organizations in our County, which ultimately assists the Chaplains to effectively and humanely deal with life situations, stressful times and routine criminal justice challenges. The Chaplains may be called upon to assist and provide comfort to victims and their family or members of the Sheriff's Office and their family who have experienced a stressful and traumatic situation.
Also an important part of the program are, Reverend Suzette E. Turpin and Reverend Richard D. Turpin. Both oversee the Incarcerated Individual Ministries Program in our county jail. The Incarcerated Individual Ministries Program allows those incarcerated access to spiritual and other human services programs which reach beyond the jail cell.
Able to provide spiritual and limited mental and emotional assistance, the Chaplains and their support team are an important resource for the Sheriff's Office.
Initiated in 2006 by Sheriff David Harrison, Jr., the Chaplaincy Program began with Deacon Dorsch and is the law enforcement link to religious organizations in our County, which ultimately assists the Chaplains to effectively and humanely deal with life situations, stressful times and routine criminal justice challenges. The Chaplains may be called upon to assist and provide comfort to victims and their family or members of the Sheriff's Office and their family who have experienced a stressful and traumatic situation.
Also an important part of the program are, Reverend Suzette E. Turpin and Reverend Richard D. Turpin. Both oversee the Incarcerated Individual Ministries Program in our county jail. The Incarcerated Individual Ministries Program allows those incarcerated access to spiritual and other human services programs which reach beyond the jail cell.
Able to provide spiritual and limited mental and emotional assistance, the Chaplains and their support team are an important resource for the Sheriff's Office.
Warren (Ed) Dorsch, Deacon
St. James Roman Catholic Church 333 Roxbury Road Hudson, NY 12534 518-672-7185 |
Rev. Suzette Turpin, Pastor
Second Baptist Church Catskill, NY 12414 518-786-6123 |
Rev. Richard Turpin, Pastor
Second Baptist Church Catskill, NY 12414 518-786-6123 |
Rev. John Miller
Word and Faith Ministries P.O. Box 164 Philmont, NY 12565 518-672-7510 |