Thomas Baker

I am a dedicated and compassionate professional with a strong background in psychology and ministry. With a BA in Psychology and over two decades of experience in spiritual leadership, I’ve been ordained since 2000 and am actively pursuing chaplaincy roles in prisons, hospitals, and with law enforcement. My journey through the Gateway Foundation alcohol dependence program has deepened my empathy, strengthened my resilience, and affirmed my calling to serve those in crisis. I am currently working toward an MDiv to meet the requirements for professional chaplaincy, where I hope to continue bringing hope, guidance, and support to individuals navigating some of life’s most challenging moments.

I have over two decades of experience in spiritual leadership, having been ordained since 2000. My background includes pastoral care, counseling, and community outreach. I hold a BA in Psychology, which supports my work in understanding and guiding individuals through emotional and spiritual challenges. I’ve worked with the Gateway Foundation in the area of alcohol dependence, which has enriched my insight into recovery and personal transformation. Currently, I’m pursuing an MDiv to become a professional chaplain, with a focus on serving in prisons, hospitals, and police departments.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, which has provided a strong foundation in human behavior, counseling, and mental health. I am currently pursuing a Master of Divinity (MDiv) to fulfill the educational requirements for chaplaincy in institutional settings such as hospitals, prisons, and law enforcement agencies.