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Rev. Dr. Ross Plews
Dr. Plews, an ordained clergyman, holds Associate member status with the Professional Association of Canadian Christian Counselors and adheres to their code of ethics. paccc.ca
Approximately thirty years ago, Ross left the field of professional photography and entered the pastoral ministry. He has worked as a volunteer police and hospital chaplain, and has pastored six churches.
From 1998-2005, he served as Coordinator of Midwest Victim Services Program, a police-based agency that responds to victims of crime and traumatic events and is presently the director of Crisiscare ministries.
Dr. Plews holds an earned doctorate with a crisis intervention specialty and while serving with Victim Services, was accredited as a “Certified Trauma Responder” with the International Traumatic Stress Specialists Association. He also held the role of clinical director for the Lloydminster Critical Incident Stress Management Program.
After 12 years of service, Ross recently retired from his role as an Auxiliary member of the R.C.M.P.
Approximately thirty years ago, Ross left the field of professional photography and entered the pastoral ministry. He has worked as a volunteer police and hospital chaplain, and has pastored six churches.
From 1998-2005, he served as Coordinator of Midwest Victim Services Program, a police-based agency that responds to victims of crime and traumatic events and is presently the director of Crisiscare ministries.
Dr. Plews holds an earned doctorate with a crisis intervention specialty and while serving with Victim Services, was accredited as a “Certified Trauma Responder” with the International Traumatic Stress Specialists Association. He also held the role of clinical director for the Lloydminster Critical Incident Stress Management Program.
After 12 years of service, Ross recently retired from his role as an Auxiliary member of the R.C.M.P.