Chaplain ministers to personnel at 58th Presidential Inauguration
BY SGT. JUANITA PHILIP Army News Service The Virgin Islands joined more than 7,500 National Guard soldiers and airmen, representing 44 states, three U.S. territories and the District of Columbia,...
View ArticleIntersections while walking on the path of life
BY CHAP. (LTC) DENNIS HYSOM Garrison Chaplain’s Office “Life is a web of intersections and choices. Your first choice is to recognize an intersection. Your second choice is to be grateful for it.” —...
View ArticlePatience aids in taking control of personal life
BY CHAPLAIN (LT COL.) DENNIS HYSOM Garrison Chaplain’s Office “A man of words and not ofread more
View ArticleA lesson in vigilance, staying focused on duties
BY CHAPLAIN (LT. COL.) RICK STEVENSON Dwight David Eisenhower Army Medical Center For years I have stayed up late on Oscar Sunday and watched the Academy Awards on television. It’s hard to believe,...
View ArticleBuilding a better family for better selves
BY CHAPLAIN (MAJ.) WILLIAM C. NICHOLAS, JR. Garrison Chaplain’s Center What important goal are you striving for to build up your family? What are you doing to realize the dream? These are important...
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Warrior turned chaplain emphasizes importance of unity
BY TIM HIPPS U.S. Army Installation Management Command [img_assist|nid=33565|title=|desc= Retired Major Jeff Struecker, who was portrayed in the movie “Black Hawk Down” joins U.S. Army Soldiers and...
View ArticleProtect your heart in an austere environment
BY CHAPLAIN (CAPT.) WILLIAM BEAVER Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center I remember with excitement the first time I drew equipment at the Central Issuing Facility at Fort Jackson in 2011. I...
View ArticleMake the effort to add seven Qualities of Effectiveness
BY CHAPLAIN (CAPT.) CHRISTOPHER HART Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center The Lenten season has started and I believe that most of you who are observing this are already abstaining from certain...
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Islamic Distinctive Religious Group Leader recognized
Chaplain (Col.) Lou DelTufo presented retired Navy Chief Petty Officer Marshall Abuwi the Commander’s Award for Public Service Feb. 3 on behalf of Col. Todd Turner, Fort Gordon garrison commander.read...
View ArticleHistory makes the difference when feeling down
BY CHAPLAIN (MAJ.) TIMOTHY G STIERS 706th Military Intelligence Group Have you ever asked, “Why did this have to happen to me?” or thought “Why does bad stuff happen to good people?”read more
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Exhausted...But still in pursuit of goals
BY CH (CPT.) RYAN WOOD 782D MI Battalion The Military life is exhausting for all those involved. Countless activities fill our calendars, requiring both time and energy, potentially leaving us wearied...
View ArticleKeep individual perspectives, don’t be derailed by distractions
BY CHAPLAIN (CAPT.) RYAN WOOD 782nd Military Intelligence Battalion The Military life is exhausting for all those involved. Countless activities fill our calendars, requiring both time and energy,...
View ArticleReconciling your morality: Finding the common ground
BY SGT. 1ST CLASS TIMOTHY SEPPALA Army News Service Morality is a highly objective concept that has its roots in a variety of sources. Many people derive their sense of morality from their religious...
View ArticleRemembering and saluting mothers everywhere
BY SGT. 1ST CLASS TIMOTHY SEPPALA Army News Service “Mama told me when I was young Come sit beside me, my only son And listen closely to what I say And if you do this it’ll help you some sunny day”...
View ArticleDo not be ashamed because Jesus has removed your shame
BY CHAPLAIN (CAPT.) RON KAMBUKU 551st Signal Battalion How many of us have heard or perhaps even used the phrase, “You should be ashamed of yourself.” Friends; being told to be ashamed of ones’ self...
View ArticleSet aside time to honor fallen this Memorial Day
BY CHAPLAIN (LT. COL.) DENNIS HYSOM Command Chaplains Office “One has indeed personally to come under the shadow of war to feel fully its oppression; but as the years go by it seems now often...
View ArticleExamining the amazing gifts of the human spirit
“Light will often pierce the darkness when we least expect it, and if we are fortunate, when we need it most. Science can pave the way, but we need human hands to guide us, love, to illuminate the path...
View ArticleMoving forward with a purpose
BY CHAPLAIN (MAJ.) JAVON SEABORN 513th Military Intelligence Brigade Matthew 14-31 – Immediately Jesus reached out his hand and caught him. “You of little faith,” he said, “why did you doubt?”It is...
View ArticleBe a fatherly influence to more than just family
BY CHAPLAIN (COL.) LOU DELTUFO US Army Cyber Center of Excellence & Fort Gordon Just a few weeks ago we celebrated Mother’s Day. Right before that special day, I conducted a Bible study with a...
View Article‘Lessons from the dying: Things I learned’
BY CHAPLAIN (CAPT.) WILLIAM BEAVER Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical center I spent six months working with cancer patients in Augusta in 2015, as part of my Army Chaplain Clinical Pastoral...
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