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Always With Honor

Wednesday, March 12, 2008


It is with great honor I proudly continue to prepare to attend the United States Air Force Commissioned Officer Training (COT). Today I present to you this brief video of what I will be experiencing as I cross into the blue. There is no doubt that this training will prove to be both challenging and rewarding. I am truly thankful to God for the opportunity to serve my country as a United States Air Force Reserve Chaplain Candidate.

Saturday, February 09, 2008


CCIIP - Chaplain Candidate Intensive Internship Program

The latest and greatest from the USAFR Chaplain Candidacy Program is CCIIP. I recently learned that I am going to be part of this new and exciting program summer 2008. Essentially, this is an intensive internship tour which "will involve visits to five different bases (Robins, Patrick, Homestead, Eglin, Charleston), several different MAJCOMS, and one Combatant Command. [I will have the opportunity to] see and experience many different missions of all three components of the Air Force (Active Duty, Reserve, and Air National Guard), and [I] will experience the ministries of several different Chapel staffs. One of the exciting aspects of the tour is that we are planning to fly on AF Reserve aircraft—most likely C-17s and C-130s--from base to base."

I'm extremely excited about this portion of my training. As you may know, there is not a very high demand for active duty Protestant chaplains. However, I'm simply trusting God to continue to lead through this experience and direct my family to the place He has chosen for us.