Chaplains’ Corner

Chaplain Thomas Hanlon

Chaplain J Glen Bright

Chaplain Sisto Sandoval

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Arms,

Another year has passed and 2009 is upon us. It was a blessing to be able to serve and with God’s grace and mercy, we will continue in our efforts to do His will for each of our members, families and active duty and veterans that He brings to us. I am especially thankful to Chap J Glen and Chap Sisto for helping to cover our wide spread geography and to back each other up when needed. A pastor friend of mine said “growing old is not for the faint of heart!” We all go through it from time to time and “brothers forever” we will continue.

Saint Paul tells us in Galatians chapter 6; 9-10: 9 So let’s not get tired of doing what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up. 10 Therefore, whenever we have the opportunity, we should do good to everyone—especially to those in the family of faith. NLT

Let’s continue to pray for our Government, Servicemen and women and our fellow veterans and brothers and sisters in arms as we move forward into 2009.

Lord Bless and Keep You!

Chap Tom

From Chap Sisto:

December 30, 2008

VVA & AVVA 975

Vietnam Brothers/Sisters

The New Year is upon us. 2009 will soon be knocking at our door and removing the 2008. I have prepared myself to the New Year by focusing on the good memories of the old year. I pray to God that each of you, your families and those you love will have the blessings of our Lord send to your homes in abundance.

We have sent our children to harms way. We have received in Welcome those who have returned. Yet lest us not forget those POW’s and MIA’s whom families still wait. Continue to pray for all those in the military, both past and present.

The very best of the New Year to all my brothers, Welcome Home and God bless you.

Chaplain Sisto….

Below are some pictures of your Chaplains’ 2008 Activities:

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