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With my physical chaplaincy gaining steam once again, I have been inspired to extend it to those I don't encounter here on the streets of Katy, Texas. Podcasts etc. may come later, but for now this site allows me to be available on some level anywhere those who need me have an  internet connection.

My primary audience is made up of veterans, the military, first responders. But if you don't fit into any of those groups, don't worry. Much of what I am building here my still be of benefit to you.

While I am undoubtably a Christian Chaplain, just as in the military, or with first responders I welcome all faiths. If you are a Christian or Christian seeking, I an definitely here for your questions and to serve you.  If you are of another faith I will care for you as best as I am able. This is a blog for all veterans, military, and first responders. It is not a "bible study" blog per se. Many of the topics addressed here including stress are psychological, not theological. 

If I am heling you, by all means spread the word and help me care for even more people.


Location: Katy, TX, USA

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