Mark Schmidt – Philosophy
The good thing about philosophy is there is no right or wrong and it is always fluid. This is my starting point in my philosophy as a Chaplain.
The Next Steps Of Jeremy Safran
We are ready to serve and are going where The Holy Spirit leads, to care, comfort, and bring hope to those in need. Modeling the love, joy, peace, goodness, patience, kindness, gentleness and self-control.
The Next Steps of Randy Rogers
In the ministry I currently am in we are trying to reach those that nobody else wants and that are not comfortable being in a church
The Next Steps of Rev. Tom Huntley
Philosophy is a concept that gives the opportunity to think about the whys and the wherefores that are active in our lives. It comes from the Greek word, philisophia, meaning the love of wisdom.
The Next Steps of Nyra Roddy
Currently, God is preparing us for this and using us both to minister to the lost who are largely involved with Conventions (think Comic-con, Anime-con, etc), and those who are involved in “alternative sexuality” lifestyles.
The Next Steps of Sam Horrell
As a friend of mine once told me, “feed everyone out of the same spoon”. What he meant by that is to treat all people equally.
The Next Steps of Kathy Church
I have been in a place of active motorcycle ministry for approximately 17 years. This experience has been a combination of riding with my husband when he was a member of a Christian MC and also as a member of Broken Chains Biker Church.
The Philosophy of Jeremy Safran
We are reaching out to the whole world to care, comfort, and bring hope to those in need regardless of the segment of chaplaincy.
Donald Horton’s Next Steps
I believe that my own self-awareness and boundaries must always stay within my Christian beliefs.