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Exploring Military Chaplaincy

When he answered the call to Army Reserve chaplaincy, he was five times disqualified. Now, he’s a gold badge recruiter.

After extensive work in South America, he returned to the U.S. and found a new way to minister.

Six years after traditional ministry, an idea previously contemplated turns in to a new -- and exciting -- opportunity to minister.

For this chaplain, the road to active-duty chaplaincy was, as she calls it, “a bit circuitous.”

A 24-year active-duty chaplain + a Reserve-duty chaplain called to active duty. Different paths, but both are right where they need (and want) to be.

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Exploring Military Chaplaincy

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