Airport Chaplaincy at Charlotte Douglas International Airport

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The non-profit, inter-faith Charlotte Airport Chaplaincy serves traveling community at CLT Airport. Our relationship with the Airport is that of a "tenant."

We are a 501 (c) 3 organization so any donation you choose to make is tax deductible. We do not receive any money from Charlotte Douglas Airport or the City of Charlotte. You might be wondering why we ask for donations:

We provide emergency, financial support to the 110,000 passengers using the airport daily who don’t realize the expenses of airline travel and the 10,000 employees who need temporary financial help. This means meeting a monthly rent payment and having to carry liability insurance. We provide Care Notes and Rosaries in the chapel. We maintain a subscription for Sunday liturgy aids. Volunteer chaplains are asked to complete training in critical incident situations. We pay for the tuition. We provide business cards and identification badges to volunteer chaplains. Our dreams are to provide: stronger financial support to travelers and employees. a small stipend for our chaplains to at least cover gas expenses, a stipend to ministers who are willing to become permanent members of the team on a part-time basis. Today’s revenue stream comes from local church donations and the “free-will” offering at our three Sunday services. Please consider investing in our ministry efforts to serve people in need. http://cltairportchapel.org/donate-now/donate-now/

Checks can be mailed to:
The Airport Chaplaincy at Charlotte Douglas
Airport
5501 Josh Birmingham Pkwy., Box 3
Charlotte, NC 28208

09/30/2026

06/27/2026

As Deacon David Reiser celebrates 15 years of serving as a deacon, he also looks back on a life filled with many interwoven journeys that combined to bring him to where he is today – including a nudge from a future saint. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/4xvxzd6d

06/09/2026

He will also be one of our Airport Chaplains as well

One of the first things you notice about Deacon Bill Melton is his sense of humor. He laughs that there are “a lot of Deacon Bills in the diocese,” which is why most people simply call him Deacon Melton. He is celebrating five years as a deacon: https://tinyurl.com/53rpkkhe

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

This month, our chaplains were honored to participate in the National Day of Prayer alongside the American Airlines Christian Business Employees Resource Group. ✈️🙏

It was a meaningful time of prayer, encouragement, and unity as we joined together in faith to pray for our airport community, travelers, employees, and nation.

We are grateful for opportunities to serve and support those who pass through Charlotte Douglas each day.

ServeWithCompassion

05/25/2026

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸

As travelers journey near and far this Memorial Day, we pause in gratitude for the sacrifices that made our freedoms possible.

From all of us at the Charlotte Airport Chaplaincy, we wish you a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

02/03/2026

✝️ Ash Wednesday at CLT ✝️

A reminder that Ash Wednesday is February 18. The Charlotte Airport Chaplaincy will offer a short service every hour on the hour from 9:00am–4:00pm, with ashes available for distribution all day.
Wherever your journey takes you, there’s time to pause, reflect, and pray. ✈️💙

Address

5501 Josh Birmingham Pkwy. , Box 3
Charlotte, NC
28208

Telephone

+17043513208

Website

http://cltairportchapel.org/

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