13K views · 256 reactions | Chaplain C.L. Brasfield is quite the character. Get to talking to him and he'll tell you stories from his time in the Army during World War 2 to when he helped baptized Death Row inmates. He's says he never left the Old School because he still believes it's a good school. CMPD has had the honor of working side by side with him since 1996. When we say we want him to stay with us forever, we truly mean in it! | Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department | Facebook

182 reactions · 24 comments | In this week's Meet the Team Video, Chaplain Mark Davis describes how, "Chaplaincy often goes beyond words. Our presence can touch people in ways that sometimes cannot be measured. When we journey with patients we hold sacred the stories that we hear." Thank you to all members of our Chaplaincy Team for the support they provide to our patients, their loved ones, and our hospice team. #MeetTheTeam #chaplaincy #hospice | St Francis Hospice Dublin | Facebook

23K views · 711 reactions | He stands with those who haven’t had a friend to lean on. As a chaplain, Darrin brings hope to men coming out of the prison system and into the community. It’s a singular mission: to make a friend, and to bring that friend to Jesus. For more stories like these, visit https://www.intouch.org/watch/faith-stories | In Touch Ministries | Facebook

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6K views · 174 reactions | 56A, Army Chaplain. Army chaplains have stood alongside America’s fighting men and women during all of our Wars since 1775. Chaplains and religious affairs specialist make up the Unit Ministry Team. Together they go out among units to carry out their duties to nurture the living, care for the wounded and honor the fallen. | U.S. Army Chaplain Corps | Facebook