Virginia – Yorktown
[…]for a meal and/or and overnight stay. My home is close to Fort Eustis, Langley AFB and Yorktown Coast Guard […]
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Caregiver of the Soul
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Staying Up Late
[…]that are manned 24/7. I made my way over to one of them for a visit. As I got closer, one of the guards shined his red lens flashlight at me. “Who goes there?” he asked. “It’s the chaplain,” I responded. “Oh, hey sir!” the soldier said, surprised. “What brings you out here so late at night?” Climbing up the ladder to the tower, I said, “Well, it’s a nice night out, so I decided to check up on some of my favorite soldiers.” Barely able to make out his silhouette in the darkness, I could sense the soldier didn’t […]
The Full Armor of God
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Worrying or waiting?
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From Fort Knox to the foot of the Cross
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30: Authority, Submission, Ethics, Morality
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Global Town Hall
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Members: Cast your vote now for OCF Council
[…]The Pentagon. Ministry involvement: OCF member since 1997, OCF Council, small group leader, West Coast POC; men’s ministry, The Navigators, National Naval Officer Assoc., Montford Point Marine Assoc. Personal testimony: Growing up under a pastor who highly encouraged youth to participate in every aspect of the church allowed me to grow in the knowledge of Christ at a young age and see my need for Him as my Savior. I asked Jesus to be the Lord of my life at 13 years old. What is the biggest challenge you see currently facing OCF right now? How OCF will continue to […]
Rescue on the High Seas
[…]for maintenance and operation of the ship’s guns. Already deployed for two months off the coast of Somalia, we were now in the slack period that inevitably comes after the initial thrill of heading overseas. The long, uneventful watches were catching up with the crew. Memories of home grew rosier as the weeks dragged by. Modern-Day Jonah It was my first deployment–far different than merely venturing away from home as I’d done before. Key among the differences was the absence of a “real church,” the kind that I grew up with. A lay leader directed church services on Sundays, but […]
