• Spartan Brigade Unit Ministry Team recognized for their support during deployment

  Military chaplains have a rich history, dating back to the first world war, of...MORE

  

• US Soldiers visit orphanage during Garuda Shield

  Community is where you find it, and for some U.S. and Indonesian troops, that place was...MORE

  

• Regimental Sgt. Maj. discusses SHARP summit

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• Fort Wainwright ministry teams compete

  Performing weddings, providing counseling, retreats and religious services, this is...MORE

  

• From mechanic to chaplain: North Dakota Guard welcomes new pastor

  This week, the North Dakota Army National Guard welcomed 1st Lt. Scott E. Noyes, of...MORE

  

• Chief of Chaplains attends Father Kapaun Day in Kansas

  U.S. Army Chief of Chaplains, Chaplain (Maj. Gen.) Donald Rutherford travelled to...MORE

  

• Marriage seminar strengthens resiliency

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• Mistakes to avoid as you manage your chaplain career

  Chaplain (Col.) Bryan Walker, Personnel Director at the Office of the Chief of...MORE

  

• Dining facility commemorates fallen chaplain

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Mission Statement:
The U.S. Army Chaplain Corps provides religious support to America's Army while assisting commanders in ensuring the right of free exercise of religion for all Soldiers. In short, we nurture the living, care for the wounded, and honor the fallen.

Vision Statement:
Religious and Spiritual Leadership for the Army Family.

Since July 29, 1775, approximately 25,000 Army Chaplains have served as religious and spiritual leaders for 25 million Soldiers and their Families. From military installations to deployed combat units and from service schools to military hospitals, Army Chaplains and Chaplain Assistants have performed their ministries in the most religiously diverse organization in the world. Always present with their Soldiers in war and in peace, Army Chaplains have served in more than 270 major wars and combat engagements. Nearly 300 Army Chaplains have laid down their lives in battle. Six have been awarded the Medal of Honor. Their love of God, Country and the American Soldier has been a beacon of light and a message of hope for all those who have served our nation. Currently, over 3,000 Chaplains are serving the Total Army representing over 140 different religious organizations.

Chaplain (Maj. Gen.) Donald Rutherford Sergeant Major Stephen Stott