by ecadmin | Aug 16, 2018 | Eagle Commission, National Organizations, News
Army Chaplain (Major) Billy Graham has been selected for promotion to Lieutenant Colonel, according to the promotion list recently released by the U.S. Army. Billy, with his wife, Robin, has served the Charis Fellowship as a military chaplain for nearly 15 years,...
by ecadmin | Aug 8, 2018 | Eagle Commission, National Organizations, News
Two Charis Fellowship military chaplains have recently deployed with their units, according to Mark Penfold, endorser, chaplaincy ministries, for the Fellowship. Below is his report. U.S. Army Chaplain Chuck Pridgen is deploying with his unit based in Ft Stewart, Ga....
by ecadmin | Nov 14, 2017 | Eagle Commission, National Organizations, News
The next edition of the Eagle Commission newsletter, providing a snapshot of activities by Charis Fellowship military chaplains, has been mailed. Here are a few highlights: Army Chaplain Cameron Michael, based at Fort Bragg, completed Airborne School at Fort Benning...
by ecadmin | Aug 3, 2017 | Eagle Commission, National Organizations, News
Retired Grace Brethren Army chaplain (Col.) John Schumacher was honored last week during the national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches (FGBC) for his years of service as the chaplain endorsing agent for the FGBC. At the reception that followed...
by ecadmin | Jul 27, 2017 | Eagle Commission, National Organizations, News
The Association of Grace Brethren Ministers honored three of its own on Wednesday morning as their annual “Pastors and Wives” breakfast kicked off Day Two at Access2017, the national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. The conference...
by ecadmin | Jul 6, 2017 | Eagle Commission, National Organizations, News
Chaplain (1st Lieutenant) Cameron Michael, on of the newest Grace Brethren military chaplains, is writing as he transitions from serving as a Grace Brethren pastor to active duty chaplain. Cameron is a 2011 graduate of Grace College. Following his graduation from...
