Open House before Basic Cadet Training
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USAFA OCF Open House
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USAFA Parents Weekend Open House
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USMA OCF Fellowship House Drop-In
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USMA Welcome Back & A-Day Open House
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USAFA OCF Class of 2023 Open House
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OCF Open House for USNA Class of 2026
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OCF Open House and Area Picnic
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Professional Excellence
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February 2023 Prayer Focus
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Leadership and the Christian Officer
[…]possible, and should do this with Christian faith and conduct. Lieutenant General William K. Harrison Jr. Lieutenant General William K. Harrison Jr., retired in 1956, after forty-four years in the Army. In 1944-45, he served as Assistant Division Commander of the 30th Infantry Division, which noted historian S.L.A. Marshall rated as the best division in the European Theater during World War II. Later, he was Chief U.N. Negotiator at Panmunjom, Korea, and subsequently served as Commander-in-Chief of the Caribbean Command. General Harrison served as president of Officers’ Christian Fellowship from 1954 to 1972, and as president emeritus until his death […]
Becoming a Christ-like military leader first starts with thinking of others
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May A Christian Serve in the Military?
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Living the military life together
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Spring 2022 Ministry News
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The Five Myths of Mortgaged Rental Property
[…]month You may plan for a tenant to cover all of your expenses, but it’s a guarantee that your house will be unoccupied at some point. If a house sits empty for just a few months every couple of years, you could still be left with a big loss. The how-to of responsiblereal estate investing Unless you can make a large enough down payment and extra principle payments to be debt free within five-to-seven years, don’t buy anything. Pay off your principle as fast as possible. Get a fifteen-year mortgage—the rates are better. If you can’t afford that, […]
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Therefore We Will Not Fear
[…]had begun so quickly, was over just as quickly. We checked to see that everyone was all right. The houses on both sides of us had direct hits, and the house that we were in was damaged. But there were letters to be finished, so back upstairs we went and discovered to our joy that the enemy bombs had missed our writing room. I pulled the candle out of my shirt and lighted it. We were ready to begin where we had left off, but I had one resolve to act on before I wrote another line. Crouched in that […]
Fellowship through ‘practical action’
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Christians in Combat
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