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Traditional Anglican priest and U.S. Army chaplain, recently returned from Iraq.

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    Army Nat’l Guard still short on chaplains

    A strategy to recruit more chaplains for the Army National Guard appears to be working.
    Several years ago, the Army National Guard reported a shortage of 450 chaplains. That shortage has been cut almost in half recently. But Paul Douglas, a chaplain in the Army National Guard, says it is more than just filling slots. He [...]

    Taking Jesus’ love to soldiers in battle, chaplain is shot

    William Wright
    Banner Staff Writer
    Thursday, Jun 26, 2008

    Being shot by a sniper while ministering to U.S. troops in Iraq may not have been his idea of true mettle but Chaplain Capt. Barron Wester proved that he was more than a spiritual advisor to his soldiers. He was their family and friend.
    The 34-year-old patriot was living [...]

    Free Bible commentary CD-ROM for chaplains

    New free CD-ROM Computer Bible Commentary containing over 8,000 pages of verse-by-verse exegetical Old Testament and New Testament commentaries as well as OT & NT Surveys.
    You can see a preliminary form at www.freebiblecommentary.org/intcdtest/ReadMe.htm
    It also includes Bible commentaries in Bengali, French, Portuguese, Serbian, Slovakian & Urdu.
    It should be ready to mail by the end of June. [...]

    Army’s top chaplain speaks at luncheon

    INDIANAPOLIS (BP)–Prayer keeps us on God’s agenda, Maj. Gen. Douglas Carver, the U.S. Army’s chief of chaplains, told fellow chaplains during a luncheon at the Southern Baptist Convention’s annual meeting in Indianapolis.
    “Let’s make sure we’re on God’s agenda, because it’s much better than what you and I can come up with in our feeble abilities,” [...]