Chaplain Life in the Army

[...] , SC on Wednesday. We've been busy looking for a house to live in while I'm stationed at Fort Jackson. We're living in a motel in the mean time, but our allowance for staying in the motel is up on [...]

[...] to be gone through. I in-processed the post this week. In-processing went well. The folks at Fort Jackson are very nice and "customer friendly." It is not always like that. The last post I [...]

[...] . I graduated from the Chaplain's Captain Career Course in December. I was in school there at Fort Jackson, SC for six months. I've been promoted to Major and I'm now working out of Fort Lewis, WA. My [...]

[...] at Fort Jackson, SC for six months. I've been promoted to Major and I'm now working out of Fort Lewis, WA. My new job entails me doing a lot of traveling. I'm the Chaplain for all the ROTC programs [...]

[...] the same time. The others are in another photo taken the next day. We had six chaplains, 14 chaplain candidates and three chaplain assistants. It has been a wonderful summer with over 170 worship [...]

[...] 's who are in training to be their acting chaplains. I get to help mentor and train these Chaplain Candidates as they perform and provide ministry to our Cadets. I'm really excited about this summer. [...]

[...] at Fort Lewis. It is the Leadership Development and Assessment Course. Also known as "Warrior Forge." We will have thousands of Cadets going through the training and we will be assigning [...]

[...] This is just part of our summer Unit Ministry Team for Warrior Forge 2010. The scope of the ministry prevented everyone from being together at the same time. The [...]

[...] Chicago. This summer I will be working with the third year Cadets as they go through a rigorous training program here at Fort Lewis. It is the Leadership Development and Assessment Course. Also known [...]

Wow, I really should keep this blog up better. So much has happened since my last entry. I graduated from the Chaplain's Captain Career Course in Dece [...]

[...] left to graduate then we begin to draw down. After next week it will be only me and Chaplain Johnston left of the UMT. Then we take a break. Suzanne and I will be taking leave and heading out on [...]

[...] Fort Lewis, WA. My new job entails me doing a lot of traveling. I'm the Chaplain for all the ROTC programs west of the Mississippi River. I have a Brigade here in Washington, one in San Antonio, and [...]

[...] This is just part of our summer Unit Ministry Team for Warrior Forge 2010. The scope of the ministry prevented everyone from being together [...]

[...] all do our very best to minister to the Soldiers who are coming to the service.  Rest in peace SSG Kerry Bell. I also had to send off some more of our Soldiers downrange.  Many were my very close [...]