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It’s been absolute honour this week to spend time with a CC & DCC and some of their team whilst working out of their offices for a day. Great conversation about policing, family, friendships, politics, cars, dogs, even a bit about funerals and quirky ministers ?? Why am I posting about this? Well here’s the insight! Chaplaincy has two stages. Stage 1?? relationship. Stage 2?? (which isn’t presumed), is opportunity. To be invited to stage 2??, that’s a drawbridge and it’s not controlled be me as a chaplain! The drawbridge has a name and it’s called trust. When trust bridges from relationship, we as chaplains become invited to a place of opportunity! Chaplains treat relationships like a holding pattern of an ??? maintaining it’s presence in preparation for opportunity. ?? Chaplains reading this post, may I encourage you to maintain that relationship holding pattern. Those around you are sussing you out and may just lower that drawbridge of trust any moment now! For those connected to chaplains working on the relational connection ‘sussing them out’, may I encourage you to lower the drawbridge. Let’s not wait until you need them in your world! #HereToServe

"Be the strongest person at your dad's funeral." These words from Jordan Peterson sparked a sense of purpose when all else was hopeless for me when time was running out with my dad. To find an aim when life feels overwhelming and out of our control is to find a lighthouse when lost at sea. When life gets most challenging, this is the time to let go of our wantingness to hold on to what is out of our control. To surrender ourselves to the forces outside of ourselves. However, the challenge becomes remembering what is in our control vs. what is out of our control. I want to share a message of hope (something that I had to learn the hard way). Regardless of what we are going through, we do not have to go through it alone. Even if things seem unique to our situation, your ability to share what you are going through is still under your control. Share your story. And find an aim.

The Value of Family. Gen.12:1-3; 3:9-12; 18:19; Eph.6:1-3; Gen.27:1-4 ?The devil is destroying society by destroying families and he is succeeding because many do not understand the value of Family. In this message today we want to remind ourselves of the value of family and that family is worth fighting for… learn more

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In the United States we have the national Stop Bullying Program www.stopbullying.gov This is viewed as a critical problem, because the variable is directly associated with our national school shootings crisis. See: The Columbine Massacre: In the Killer's Mind documentary streaming: Daily Motion https://lnkd.in/ep7gDu3f Note: From the 2000–01 to 2021–22 school years, there were 1,375 school shootings at public and private elementary and secondary schools, resulting in 515 deaths and 1,161 injuries. -- USA Facts https://lnkd.in/eS39w5rv Mental Health -- The Bigger Picture In 2023, we saw 111,000 overdose deaths. More than 1 in 5 US adults live with a mental illness. That's approximately 67 million Americans. 1 in 20 with severe mental illness The Bigger Picture In 2023, we saw 111,000 overdose deaths. More than 1 in 5 US (67 million) adults live with a mental illness. 1 in 20 with a severe mental illness (1.6 million). In 1990, Stephen Apatow opened the toll free first hotline (1-800-Say-No-To-Drugs) www.cycleacrossamerica.org that provided access to the Federal Resource for Drug and Alcohol Information, through the National Clearinghouse for Drug and Alcohol Information (NCADI). This project was the largest touch outreach ever coordinated through the Office for Substance Abuse Prevention. Note: This was the time period when state funding for mental hospitals dried up and with put patients on the streets without access to meds, wishing the patients and citizens of the United States, good luck. In 1992, NCADI transitioned to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), the agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. The NCADI hotline became the 988 Suicide and Crisis Infoline (the national 911 for mental health support). The 988 Suicide and Crisis Infoline is a 24/7/365 access point for mental health counseling support. Then in 1993, his Run Across America for Community Service www.runacrossamerica.org spotlighted youth leadership engagement with unmet needs analysis and executive directors of frontline service programs, in 133 cities from Washington, DC to San Francisco, California. In 1994, Humanitarian Resource Institute was formed, and mission expanded to every city/county area of the United States, with the formation of the HRI:FEMA National City/County Emergency Management Support Network. Stephen M. Apatow, Marine Safety and Environmental Protection Officer, United States Coast Guard Auxiliary, Certified Sailing Rescue Swimmer is CEO, Humanitarian Resource Institute: H-II OPSEC Expeditionary Operations, Anti-Terrorism Officer: Director, Global Special Operations Network, Member of the War Crimes Committee, International Bar Association, and an Ordained Licensed Ministry Chaplain. -- IMPACT2024 - Youth Leadership & C-Suite Development Programs: HRI: H-II OPSEC, 22 June 2024. https://bit.ly/4cQSUak