Chaplaincy Ministries
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Those who serve in Assemblies of God US Missions
Chaplaincy Ministries are working every day to
bring the gospel to all people in every walk
of life – but the way they are accomplishing
this might surprise you.
Chaplains are ministering to the lost and hurting
in hospitals, prisons, military barracks, corporations,
and even at places such as bike rallies, rodeos,
racetracks and disaster sites. When ministering
in such places, the hood of a HUMVEE or the table
in a break room suddenly becomes a pulpit or
a place to serve communion. Sometimes pastoral
counseling takes place on a Harley or in the
belly of an aircraft carrier. For chaplains,
ministry opportunities change almost every day.
Each day thousands of people who have never
committed their lives to Christ are passing into
eternity. As long as people are hurting and yearning
for more than this life has to offer, there will
be a need for qualified chaplains who are willing
and able to take Christ’s message of love
and hope to those who are spiritually lost.
Chaplains
are ordinary people who are inspired by extraordinary purpose.
Mission
Spirit-empowered service to people at their point of
need.
Chaplaincy News
- Military Chaplaincy spotlight video featured on AGTV. Watch it here.
- AG chaplain honored with community award
Assemblies of God Chaplain Julia “Judy” Clark recently received the
Phoenix Award presented by the P.E.A.C.E. (Putting an End to Abuse
through Community Efforts) Initiative in San Antonio, Texas. The
P.E.A.C.E. Initiative represents four dozen agencies.
- TPE recognizes military personnel
Each year, Today's Pentecostal Evangel (TPE) marks the Fourth
of July with a special Independence Day edition, but this year's June
28 issue was created with a specific audience in mind.
- Influencing the world's military leaders for Christ
Two army officers from the Middle East stood at the altar of a church
with their arms raised to heaven. Tears streaming, each began a simple
walk with their new friend and Savior, Jesus Christ. The path would
lead one to presumed martyrdom, and both to new life.
- Chaplaincy Podcasts are back! Check out this week's interview with Dr. Jack Klugh, Chief Chaplain at the VA Medical Center in Fargo, SD. This is part two of the interview.