About

I have been endorsed by the Southern Baptist Convention and chosen by the United States Army to serve as an active duty chaplain. This June I will attend the Chaplain Basic Officer Leadership Course to begin this new journey.

On this new road of ministry, I carry with me my wife and children. They will undergo many changes as their husband/father becomes a chaplain. Without them I am at a loss.

The opinions on this site do not reflect the views of the US Army, Department of Defense, or any other government agency. They are solely the views of the author, and should not be construed as anything other than that.

3 Comments

  1. Justin McLendon said,

    23 August 2007 at 7:24 pm

    I love you man, just wanted to remind you. Hope you are well. JM

  2. John said,

    8 October 2007 at 3:12 pm

    Chaplain Kay,

    I just now realized that you are a MABTS graduate. I am currently attending there! I was unable to find a email address to send to you, but would love to hear how you are doing, and any advice that you could give me, especially since you are a MABTS grad and in the Army Guard, as it relates to CHBOLC, which I will be attending next summer. My email is jec530@bellsouth.net.

    I look forward to hearing from you!

    John Cook

  3. James King said,

    1 June 2008 at 6:29 pm

    CH Kay,
    I discovered your blog while doing some research on becoming a Chaplain. I attend Howard Payne University, and plan on Starting Seminary next Year. I am also currently an Active Duty WO1. I am an active Southern Baptist, and would appreciate hearing you perspective on a few things. I would really appreciate if you could email me at jsking13@yahoo.com. Thanks.

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