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C: A Brief History of OCF

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Time, Talent, Treasure: Warrior Forge

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Post author: OCF Communications
Published date: December 9, 2014
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33: Threats & Opposition

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37: OCF’s Home Office

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B: OCF When You PCS or Go TDY/TAD

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Soldiering: A Biblical Perspective

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Time, Talent, Treasure: OCF small group fellowships

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Post author: OCF Communications
Published date: December 9, 2014
Terms: Small Groups | Small Groups | Articles | Rhiannon Kutzer

[…]balance their ever changing, demanding schedules and constant deployments by regularly meeting for Bible study, and often times, meals. These OCF small groups often instantly become both family and lifeline to the attendees. And when emergencies arise, the small group members often rally together to provide meals, take care of children, and provide comfort and encouragement through prayer, Scripture and time spent together. Every Wednesday, Naval Base Kitsap OCFers gather at the aptly named Anchor of Hope church, filling long tables with delicious smelling casseroles, crockpots and salads. The kids eat quickly so they can get back to playing and […]

Three types of prayer for the small group

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Published date: October 6, 2017
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24: OCF Volunteers Who Participate

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Support Your Chaplain

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Published date: June 8, 2009
Terms: Chaplains, Supporting the Chaplaincy | USN | Articles | Captain, Chaplain | Bill Weimer

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Service Separations

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Post author: OCF Communications
Published date: June 8, 2009
Terms: Challenges and Opportunities of Deployment | Articles | 1976 | Beverley Moritz

[…]closer walk with the Lord. Dig into the Bible a little deeper–get involved in some intensive Bible study on your own. Don’t overlook the possibilities in the wives’ groups. Seek out other wives in the same situation. Get them over for coffee, or a meal. Let your children get to know each other. If they know the Lord, you’ve found added fellowship. If they don’t, your own life and attitude can be a testimony to them of the sustaining power of God. One wife, when asked what was the hardest thing about separations, replied, “The physical work!” If you have […]

Six Generations: 2

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Published date: June 25, 2009
Terms: Ambassadors For Christ, Leadership | USA | Articles | Colonel | Barry Willey

[…]as fraternization. There was never any pressure to participate and Jon’s leading of these Bible study groups was personable yet scholarly and professional…and after duty hours. It would have been hard for anyone to find anything worth criticizing in the arrangement. The group usually met once during the week, in the evening, down in the basement of the cadet barracks where the quiet atmosphere supported a discrete study of the Bible. Participants, including members of the company other than Plebes, had to obviously be willing to sacrifice a portion of their evening that would have otherwise be devoted to studying […]

The Chaplain’s Role

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Published date: December 2, 2009
Terms: Chaplains, Supporting the Chaplaincy | USA | Articles | Captain, Chaplain | Dell Harlow-Curtis

[…]so that they can go back to their soldiers and hold small group services while out on patrol. Bible study groups are the only way some of these soldiers will have a chance to learn about the Lord while deployed. Don’t get me wrong, soldiers do not huddle in large groups for lengthy discussions. These soldiers must perform a fast discussion on a verse or topic, then end in prayer. Sometimes while on patrol, as the soldiers keep a vigilant watch, they ask questions about the Lord. I have learned something very valuable: This ministry is not about me as […]