What cannot be forgotten: moral injury and pastoral practice
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A program of training and a manual for religious lay leaders within the United States Marine Corps: a dissertation submitted to the facility in candidacy for the degree of Doctor of Ministry
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Exiles in America: a spiritual odyssey through trauma, recovery, and wholeness
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An examination of the contributing factors empowering airmen to focus on core values through core group discussions within the 86th maintenance group at Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany
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Field sermons: a study in extemporaneous preaching effected without the regular tools of preparation and delivery
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The unique lives of warrior wives: a study of how and why churches should support military spouses.
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Speaking from the margins as a military chaplain: an ethical decision-making model from a socially conservative perspective
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Developing a training program to equip soldiers and families in the 151st chemical battalion for post-deployment reintegration
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Does SafeTALK equip airmen to intervene when a fellow military member is having suicidal thoughts?
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Integrating ROTC life and faith through Bible studies to increase the spiritual growth of cadets and midshipmen
