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New York – US Military Academy at West Point
Field Staff: LTC Steve Kreh, USA (Ret). Email: [email protected] Multiple studies for cadets, staff and […]
Virginia – Virginia Military Institute
[…]Leader: Robert McMasters Email: [email protected] Day & Time: Thursdays at 1200. Cadets meet in Crozet […]
Virginia – Virginia Military Institute
[…]Contacts are available to provide local information and may assist in establishing local […]
Support Your Chaplain
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Stewards of God’s Image
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A day in the life of OCF
[…]coffee brewing, Tom prepares for his week’s “best two hours”—the weekly discipleship training breakfast in Pioneer Chapel. Between swigs of hot coffee and lively banter about favorite football teams, he and others set up tables and chairs while breakfast burritos are cooked. 0600 “How great is our God…” sing fifty-eight men and women at the discipleship breakfast, placing the Lord at center stage. After their worship and praise, petitions are offered—for the deployed and their families, our nation’s leadership, and local events. OCF ministry advancement director Mike Tesdahl is on an extended trip through Texas, now at breakfast with […]
1: OCF Purpose, Vision, Mission
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27: For a Lifetime
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Fall 2022 Ministry News
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May we bear His image faithfully
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Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers
[…]four). In the military we understand this concept well. Some of the services call it “training the trainer.” You should be involved in reproducing new spiritual generations. As a senior leader, you must be selective in choosing those whom you mentor, both professionally and spiritually. If some of the persons you choose don’t respond by becoming more faithful and capable, you should move on to others. Leadership requires endurance 2 TIMOTHY 2:3. A soldier understands soldiering. It is a hard life at times, requiring sacrifice, hardship and perseverance. Who should understand soldiering for Christ Jesus better than someone like you, […]
Heroes on the Homefront
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Professional Perspectives for Senior Officers
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The Line Officer and the Chaplain
[…]of situations. On field maneuvers, in hangar bays and electrical repair shops, on adventure training trips, in professional development classes and counseling sessions, in front-line combat, or in the day-to-day routines of office work — non-believers and Christians work together with the common goal of contributing to the security of our nation. The close relationships that grow out of these situations may offer opportunities for Christians to share spiritual truth. Many times they have been used by the Holy Spirit to draw people to Christ. Nonbelievers think of the chaplain as one who is “paid to talk about Christ.” They […]
29: Professional Calling
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A 16,000-mile ‘HousHold Adventure’
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Pacific
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