The Need for Understanding PTSD
Written by Nick Callazzo III, VP of Business Problem: 82% of all veterans who have experienced trauma were diagnosed at the Veterans Medical Center with PTSD, yet; there is no…
Recipe for a Happy Home
Cups of love 1 Quart of Faith 5 Spoons of Hope 2 Spoons of Tenderness 3 Cups of Forgiving 1 Barrel of Laughter 2 Cups of loyalty 1 Cup of…
Safe Holiday Shopping
Written by: Lishamarie Hunter Veteran It’s already October and the holidays are rapidly approaching, with more people shopping online, there are things we need to be careful about. We want…
Faith: A True Story
A junior officer was posted in an area of the Middle East that was a tinderbox ready for violence. He was in a small town that was safer than the…
Absolutely Dead Brilliant (An Obituary printed in the London Times)
Today we mourn the passing of a beloved old friend, Common Sense, who has been with us for many years. No one knows for sure how old he was, since…
I am the Flag
I am the flag of the United States of America. I was born on June 14, 1777, in Philadelphia. There the Continental Congress adopted my stars and stripes as the…
Integrity: The Art of Taking No Offense & Giving No Offense
By Robert L. Kilmer, Chaplain, Aston Twp. Police Dept., Law Enforcement Chaplains of Delaware County Webster defines the word integrity as, “The quality of being honest and trustworthy; the condition…
The Meaning of Memorial Day
By Washington Examiner Staff May 28, 2017 and Tom Hogate, VOM April 29, 2018 Though Memorial day and Veterans day are two separate holidays, both days seem vaguely synonymous and…
The Saga of the Four Chaplains
This article has been borrowed with permission from www.FourChaplains.org It was the evening of Feb. 2, 1943, and the U.S.A.T. Dorchester was crowded to capacity, carrying 902 service men, merchant…
The Chapel at Victory Village
An enduring memorial to those who paid the ultimate price for freedom and for those who are in need of a place for peace and meditation during their transition from…