In the Army profession, where physical fitness, tactical proficiency and mental resilience are highly respected, it might be easy to overlook a ...

Built around the story of Emil Kapaun, a combat chaplain who died as a prisoner of war in North Korea in 1953, the documentary examines the ultimate sacrifice made by hundreds of U.S. military ...

An example of both the danger and the dedication of military service chaplaincy is the 1943 death of four chaplains — two Protestant, one Catholic and one Jewish — who helped save some of ...

Military chaplains often lead groups in prayer outside private religious services, but omit references to any particular religion. Opponents have said allowing specific religious references during ...

U.S. Army Garrison Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) Chaplain Maj. Ryan Pearse is an accomplished man. He earned his doctorate in Ministry, served as a U.S. Army Ranger, graduated from the Military Free ...

John Morris says he reached out to State Patrol officials in 2020 after protests, riots following George Floyd.

The growth of Marketplace Chaplains has more than doubled since the terrorist tragedy of 9-11, which took place in the workplace of thousands of employees, both civilian and military.

While 218 chaplains served in the Revolutionary War, 9,117 chaplains served in World War II, according to the Army. Currently, the Army has 1,500 chaplains on active duty.

The U.S. military chaplaincy celebrates 250 years of supporting service members of all faiths, reflecting on its evolving role, diverse corps, and enduring impact on troops and their families.

US military chaplaincy marks 250 years of providing spiritual support to service members In 1775, a year before there was a United States and six weeks after the Continental Army was formed ...

The U.S. military chaplaincy marked 250 years on July 29 as the national military marked its own 250th anniversary in June. A week of celebrations included a golf tournament at Fort Jackson in ...