Posts Tagged ‘Chaplain’

Jul 14 2008

God’s Grace And The Army Chaplaincy

I’m currently at Fort Jackson, SC for Phase 1 of the U.S. Army’s Chaplain Basic Officer Leader Course. I’ve settled into a daily rhythm of waking up at 4:30 to get to PT by 5:15. PT lasts until 6:45, and then I get to go back to my room and get ready for Chapel at 8:15. Between stuffing down some food, scrubbing that South Carolina grit off my skin, throwing on my uniform, and running out the door, I’ve been able to squeeze in 5-10 minutes of stillness and reflection every morning. Read more »


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Written by Brad | Posted under Chaplain Corps, Contemplative Disciplines, Legalism, Toolbox, Uncategorized | 8 Comments »








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