Fr. Daniel Sparks, Senior Editor
Traditional Anglican priest and U.S. Army chaplain.

About admin

Website

Profile

    Posts by admin:

      Military families hoaxed

      Uniformed imposters come to door, claim soldiers killed
      A few Fort Campbell military families during the past two months have been getting the worst news they can imagine, only to find out the news was a hoax.
      According to a news release from Fort Campbell, two men on Thursday visited a military family living on post to [...]

      Veteran recalls ‘divine appointments’ in waning days of WWII

      Moody Barker’s transfer from stateside duty to the Pacific in the final days of World War II led to two encounters he considers “divine appointments.” One reunited him with his brother. The other reintroduced him to a boyhood friend who helped usher him into the family of God.
      After Barker, who lives at the Christian Care [...]

      Their letters answered

      SCHOOL WELCOMES ‘OUR HERO’ HOME FROM IRAQ
      Their letters answered
      Soldier from Coplay visits school to thank students who wrote him in Iraq.
      By Andrew C. Martel | Of The Morning Call
      November 4, 2008
      The soldiers in Iraq loved the gummy candies. The pretzels and potato chips sent over were popular, too.
      But Army Sgt. Graham Hantz said he most [...]

      A chaplain in Baghdad

      Excerpted from War in the Garden of Eden: A Military Chaplain’s Memoir from Baghdad (Seabury Books.)
      By Frank E. Wismer III
      The first Sunday afternoon that I visited St. George’s Anglican Church in Baghdad to lead worship was an unforgettable experience. Following the service, I was standing outside the church building, speaking to Maher Dahkil. Maher worked [...]

      Faith sustains Army general from Shreveport

      As much as any rifle or tank, faith has been a standard borne by Army Gen. Charles “Hondo” Campbell in a career spanning four decades.
      The moral compass afforded by religion has “been a huge benefit,” Shreveport native Campbell, head of the 800,000-man U.S. Army Forces Command and Fort McPherson, Ga., said in a recent phone [...]

      Chaplain focuses on soldiers

      Troops get help before, during and after deployment.
      Ninety five percent of the soldiers returning from the war zone in Iraq adjust without major problems to life back home, said Davies Vanpool, chaplain for the Oklahoma National Guard.
      The other 5 percent suffer a variety of problems, including adrenaline addiction, family problems and drug or alcohol dependency.
      As [...]

      Marengo pastor returns home

      MARENGO – When Capt. Raymond Ayers served as an Army chaplain in Iraq the past year, he said he knew the Lord would let him come home safely.
      But he had no idea how many of his friends and neighbors would be waiting for him when he got there. At least 400 Marengo community members and [...]