Rhode Island – Naval War College
Contact: CDR Gordon & Arlene Hood, USCG Email: [email protected] Phone: (207) 814-0705 OCF Contacts are available to provide local information and may assist in establishing local […]
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May A Christian Serve in the Military?
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A Man of Faith and War
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The Jungles of War
[…]a devastated village in Viet Nam. Moral dilemmas are by no means the private territory of men at war. However, wars do provide acute crises in moral and ethical decision-making. During two tours as an infantry officer in Viet Nam, as well as service in Cuba, Malaysia, Cyprus and Northern Ireland, I encountered several such dilemmas. I’ll examine a couple of them in this article. First let me establish that a military career had not been my choice early in life. The second of three sons born to a Marine who held every rank from private to major (some twice!), […]
OCF Chapel Coverage—Army ROTC Cadet Summer Training (Sundays & Wednesdays)
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OCF Chapel Coverage—Army ROTC Cadet Summer Training (Wednesdays & Sundays)
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Georgia – Hunter Army Air Field
Contact: CDR Mike Thompson, USN (Ret). Email: [email protected], OCF Contacts are available to provide local information and may assist in establishing local […]
Kentucky, Army ROTC Cadet Summer Training
[…]contact me for additional information. Cadet Bible studies are conducted from June – mid August on Sunday and Wednesday evenings from 2000 – 2100 at the PT Pit directly behind O’Neil […]
Waging Another War
[…]I wanted to help the soldiers prepare to be able to meet their wives with pure hearts. We discussed the previous week’s reading assignment and corresponding questions from the book’s study guide. Four other Every Man’s Battle study groups also started up at nearby Patrol Bases (PBs). This was the first sign that these Bible study groups in pursuit of sexual purity were having a positive impact. The need was there. And God provided for the need as men of character stepped forward to help their fellow Soldiers. The men learned about the pitfalls of viewing sensual images, of how […]
War on Spiritual Terrorism
[…]they stand up to put that snap fastener on the anchor line cable do they start to try and get serious, because when they go out the door they know it’s them, that equipment, and the Lord. Or they don’t pray until they get a contingency mission. When they get to Green Ramp, suddenly the chaplain becomes the most important officer in the unit. They all want to see and talk to him… Most soldiers who fall into this category will enter into combat with an overriding fear, a fear that will overshadow what we’ve tried to instill in them […]
