8-31 Spiritual Warfare in US Army Mission
       in the midst of WAR

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고홍석 U.S. Army Chaplain
Graduated Fordham University (NY), B. A., Philosophy, Westminster Theological Serminary (PA), M. DIV., Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), Erskine Theological Serminary (SC), D. Min Candidate, Experience: U.S. Army Chaplain for 14 years, Served in Korea, Germany, Ft Lewis(WA), Ft. Meade (MD), Water Reed Army Medical Center (DC)

“ As a chaplain our ministry is more than phisical warfare. It is the Spiritual Warfare in the midst of our Global War against Terrorists.” - US Army Chief of Chaplains (Major General) Douglas Carver “The Christian life, in the first place, is a warfare, it is struggle ‘We struggle’. ...we are strangers in an alien land, that we are in the enemy’s terriotory. The teaching of the Bible throughout is that this world in which we live is a battle-ground, is a place in which we literally have to fight for our souls, to fight for our eternal welfare. The business of the Christian Church is to get down to the root cause of the trouble.” - D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones from The Christian Warfare, An Exposition of Ephesians 6:10-13 “The formular for healing the war-wounded soul is simple; surround trauma with soul. Its application may be the most difficult and important work we ever undertake. War stamps the soul with an indelible imprint and makes it its own. The soul that once went to war is forever transformed.” - Edward Tick, Ph.D. , War and the Soul.