Wesleyans in the news: January 5
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Chaplaincy
Nearly retired chaplain decides to keep serving
Chaplain follows the shepherd’s path in unusual times.
Being present in the “stuff” of people’s lives
Even in moments when words aren’t enough, chaplains share the importance of the ministry of presence in “those holy moments when sometimes we don’t have answers but are able to sit with those in need.”
Wesleyans in the news: November 1
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Carr elected to National Conference on Ministry to the Armed Forces
Dr. Gary Carr will represent The Wesleyan Church as an elected member-at-large to the National Conference on Ministry to the Armed Forces NCMAF.
A chaplain’s perspective on Cubans’ hope
In a country where Christianity is often frowned upon, a Wesleyan chaplain is encouraged by the hope held by Cuban Christians.
Wesleyan pastor receives distinguished police award
Wesleyan pastor, Rev. Sam Frye, has been recognized for his role in impacting the lives of police officers as both a cop and chaplain.
Chaplain Commander Richard Bareiss remembered
Chaplain Richard Bareiss paved the way for chaplaincy at both Houghton College and Marion College (now Indiana Wesleyan University), as well as various law enforcement agencies.
Military chaplains at The Cove
Wesleyan military chaplains came together for debriefing, inspiration, and fellowship at the biannual retreat at the Cove.
Michigan pastor receives distinguished chaplain award
A 24-year veteran of the Michigan State Police Chaplain Corps, Rev. Bryan Thompson also pastors a church.
Chaplaincy Spotlight: Jim Miller’s Ministry of Presence
Having recently returned from deployment, Military Chaplain Jim Miller describes his ministry in three themes: nurturing the living, caring for the wounded, and honoring the dead. Chaplain Miller describes his ministry in three themes: nurturing the living, caring for...
Canadian military chaplain serves in Nepal
Chaplain Captain Ray Smith served one month in Nepal after the disastrous April earthquake. His service was appreciated by many, and he was rewarded with thousands of smiles and thanks.
