Posts Tagged ‘Chaplain Corps’
The Army Chaplain Corps at 251: A Legacy of Presence, A Future of Hope
By Chaplain Thomas L. Solhjem, Major General USA (Ret.), Former Chief of Chaplains, U.S. Army Every year on July 29, I pause to reflect on one of the Army’s oldest and most remarkable institutions. On that day in 1775, the Continental Congress authorized chaplains to serve alongside the fledgling Continental Army. That decision came more…
Read MoreThe Enduring Role of Chaplains in Readiness, Resilience, and Human Flourishing
By John Sanders, LUKE CEO When George Washington established the Chaplain Corps on July 29, 1775, he did so with clear intent. He understood that discipline, cohesion, and endurance are sustained not only by training and command, but by the inner strength of warfighters asked to carry extraordinary burdens together. From the very beginning of…
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