I still remember the call. It was just before sunrise and I was looking down at what I knew was a body in that muddy field. Pictures like this will probably never leave my mind though not debilitating.
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In my time as a public safety chaplain I have learned a few things. Some pretty easy and some the hard way. With that here are 25 things that I have learned that will help you in your ministry. https://t.co/3l0TU5l1MD #AChaplainsLife
I'm proud to sign the Firefighter Cancer Healthcare Benefit Plan, because we owe it to those who sacrifice to protect us in our time of greatest need to be there for them in their time of greatest need.
The other day I was bringing a recruit back from the hospital and he asked me, "what does a chaplain do"? That was a very good question for someone who is just getting into the fire service.
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If you’re like me, you’re so tired of hearing about COVID-19. Wherever you look, it seems all anyone is talking about. But let me take a moment to tell you about my COVID-19 experience and how I know God is bigger than COVID-19. https://t.co/Yvzm1QPjt6
In the heat of the battle, when do you take time to pray? After the call, do you take time to reflect or just go on to the next call? https://t.co/O42FS0F9OJ #AChaplainsLife
Over 1,100 confirmed cases and 8 families who had their lives shattered yesterday. Going to do my part. It’s not about me, it’s about protecting others. #StayHealthySC#AChaplainsLife#COVID19
As I connect with chaplains around South Carolina I continue to want all of you to get to know the people I meet. This week I interview Chaplain Gina Hovis from the Newport Fire Department up by Rock Hill. https://t.co/KeMQxN2PyH
As a chaplain, I have seen crises bring out what people truly believe. Do they not realize that their faith offers answers? At times I just want to shake them and tell them to grow up. https://t.co/k36VGu2JEL #police#firefighter#chaplain
My biggest problem to start with was body ache and severe fatigue. After not improving and starting a fever, the nurse practitioner told me to get tested for COVID-19. The next day, the test result came back positive. https://t.co/qULj9zHINM
As one who has always embraced technology, I've kind of liked the changes. But I have always appreciated that chaplaincy was in-person and personal. Now, due to COVID-19 it seems I have had to embrace a more digital ministry. https://t.co/QuMt3NLUW7