Area Coordinator: CH(LTC)
David and Marie Baum, USA (Ret) Email:
[email protected] Cell: (703) 895-8852. Contact for info on fellowship opportunities in the […]
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[…]information: I’m currently the Mentor Leader at NCBC Gulfport. Please contact me for meeting […]
Contacts: MAJ
David and Kalie Vidales, USA. Email:
[email protected] Phone: (254) 485-9858 Additional Information: Please contact us for details. Involved in Cadence International and Navigator ministries on Fort […]
Local Leader: COL(CH)
David Bowlus, USA. Phone: (912) 844-4898, Email:
[email protected]. Day & Time: This fellowship meets on Fridays at 1900. It generally has a junior officer focus. Please contact me for more […]
[…]ahead meant several things. Preparing for Deployment First, we would keep life as normal as possible. Attending church, helping the children with homework, making plans for purchases–we refused to put regular things on hold. Next, we forced ourselves to talk openly about concerns, anxieties, missed celebrations, and the “what ifs.” This included talking to the children, bringing them in on the vision for what God might want to do for us–and through us–in this separation, and allowing them to voice their fears. Finally, it necessitated careful thinking and planning. I wrote Larry letters to take with him. Larry wrote notes […]
[…]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 the chaplain. Yes, I go on as many patrols as is safe for my men, and I share the Word, but I cannot meet the spiritual needs of all the patrols that proceed out our gates. I […]
by LTC Greg E. Metzgar, USA A professor of military science at a state university prays for the cadets in his reserve officer training program, and for those he recently commissioned who are serving in combat zones of the war on terrorism. An infantry platoon leader fighting in Iraq devotes his daily devotions to pray for the men in his platoon that they may have divine protection and be spared from injury or death. Both pray that the Holy Spirit will speak to the hearts of those they mentor and lead to know Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. […]
by LtGen Bruce Fister “We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us” (2 Corinthians 5:20). Congratulations! You have graduated and are ready to enter the profession of arms. Let me offer you a crash course in Christian ambassadorship: becoming a person of influence who influences others for Christ. “What is required of a man or woman who is called to enter fully into the turmoil and agony of the times and speak a word of hope?”[i] Ambassadorship 101 Become a person of influence; establish your credentials. Begin immediately to seek out leadership positions among […]
by Eric Creekmore My self-righteousness was coming through loud and clear. A squadron buddy in the process of getting a divorce had just finished telling me of a weekend with his new girlfriend. Technically, he was still married—the papers weren’t yet signed. Trying to be the “good” Christian, I saw this as my opportunity to point out his transgression. After a brief treatise on fidelity and marriage, I punctuated my comments by calling him, “Mr. Immorality.” That would make clear the error of his ways and with any luck I would soon be leading him in the sinner’s prayer. I […]
Local Leader: MSgt Paul Zahler, USAF (Ret), Email:
[email protected], Day: Tuesdays,
Men’
s Fellowships. 0600:
Men meet at the Chapel, breakfast provided. 1200: “Iron Sharpens Iron,” meets at the Chapel, lunch provided. Contact for further studies or churches in the […]