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Passion for Leadership

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Post author: OCF Communications
Published date: February 10, 2011
Terms: Military Leadership, ROTC | Junior Officer | USAF | Articles | February 2011 | Second Lieutenant | Austin Krohn

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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

[…]or maybe even Greek! Study upholstering. Discover photography. Take a Bible course. Go on a trip! One time I packed up the kids, threw in our two cats, and took off. We visited grandparents and friends all over the eastern half of the United States, had a delightful time and put 4,000 miles on the car! Brush up on your sewing skills. Read–or even write–the Great American Novel. In short, do all those things you’ve been saying for years you would do if you only had the time! Above all, don’t stagnate. Remember–don’t just go through this separation, seek to […]

Six Generations: 1

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

[…]the Corps of Cadets. Paul Stanley would soon be stationed by the Army at West Point as an Admissions Officer and became a spiritual mentor to Jon for his final year. Despite his many other activities and duties, Jon was very desirous of leading in this meaningful way–personal and corporate Christian maturity–a path he had followed faithfully since becoming a cadet and was not about to abandon now. In a very telling letter dated April 1969, to his older brother, Al, then serving in Vietnam, Jon weaves some powerful spiritual insights. Here are a few: “Spirit still working overtime here. […]

The View from the Top

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Post author: Five Q
Published date: March 22, 2010
Terms: General, IFP Rejected

[…]on God’s glory, and sharing our spiritual journeys along the way. The highlights of the trip for me were the devotions and Bible studies around the campfire each night. The final day was just for fun and relaxation — if rafting down white water rapids can be called relaxing! The beauty was out-of-this-world, and the fresh water in our faces was invigorating. We got a great view of the Royal Gorge — from the bottom looking up. My RMH adventure was fun, exciting, and took place in stunningly beautiful scenery. But much more than that, it was a close-up encounter […]