Papers and Resources

National Conference on Ministry to the Armed Forces

Free Exercise of Religion & Civil Discourse in a Post-Everything Culture


Rev. Dr. Kenneth W. Bush
Distributed for Public Release January 2018

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The Future of Chaplaincy Education: Trends, Competencies, and Stakeholders



Rev. Dr. Kenneth W. Bush

Distributed for Public Release January 2017

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The Readiness of the Army Chaplaincy: Our Sacred Honor

CH (LTC) Karen Meeker USA


Paper prepared by Meeker as a strategy research paper. Distributed for Public Release January 3, 2016

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Resolution Concerning the Use of Contract Religious Ministry Providers to Perform Pastoral Duties and Other Professional Duties in Military Chapels


Adopted January 22, 2015

Contract Ministry Resolution

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    The Twin Cities metro area has a population of between 15 to 20,000 Ethiopian and Sudanese people living in their community. These people are often immigrants or people who are underprivileged. Anywaa Community's goal is to unite the Ethiopian Community in the Twin Cities to improve the lives of this population. We connect organizations and individuals who can help the Ethiopian community thrive.

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