... – Army Chief of Chaplains, Maj. Gen. Douglas Carver, met with chaplains and chaplain’s assistants from throughout Multi-National Division South at Contingency Operating Base Basra Nov. 23, ... tour of Iraq. He is taking the Thanksgiving tour to commemorate the 100th anniversary of chaplain’s assistant as a Military Occupational Specialty and deliver a message of appreciation to service members. ...

... he’s paid to do, though it’s a violation of the First Amendment to the Constitution. Chaplain Black did what many preachers do when there’s a disaster. They use the disaster as an opportunity ... on the minds of the senators. God is supposed to be omniscient, so he would already know that. No, Chaplain Black wasn’t really making a prayer so much as he was making a speech &# ...

... chaplaincy. Father McCabe was 10 minutes into a weekly chaplain staff meeting at Fort Hood when the clergy got word ... Hood, giving him about 30 minutes between the end of Mass and the chaplain staff meeting. The typical Thursday routine flew out ... him while talking with CNS. Father McCabe has served as a chaplain for the Army in Afghanistan and Iraq, but asked if he had witnessed anything overseas ...

... Rev. Carroll Pickett (pictured), a former death-house chaplain at the Huntsville prison in Texas, who spoke at Princeton Theological ... several choirs, which drew the inmates to chapel. As he described it, being a prison chaplain was "full time ministry." ... matter-of-factly and only in passing. As the death-house chaplain, he spent much time with inmates who were hours away from execution, ...

... paid member of the administration. It was Roger Woods, team chaplain. Bryce said that the team wasn't just playing better, it was developing chemistry ... the prior coaching staff was swept away, former team chaplain James "Mitch" Mitchell went ... and launched into their own recruiting pitch. Woods, who was at the time the chaplain at UT-Chattanooga, initially resisted, but after talking ...

By Lauren Green New York, USA — All Army chaplains wear the same uniform, and all of them answer to the same calling: to provide comfort and to relieve the suffering of American soldiers. But one chaplain stands out from the crowd. Thomas Dyer is the first and only Buddhist chaplain in the history of the U.S.