65 episodes
Air Force Chaplain Corps Resource Development Cell
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 18 Ratings
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This is a podcast developed by the USAF Chaplain Corps Resource Development Cell. The opinions expressed on this podcast are the opinions of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the position of the United States Government or the United States Air Force.
Send the Resource Development Cell an email at:
eakercenter.hcxr.workflow@us.af.mil
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RDC: Mission Complete
Ch, Lt Col Matthew Boarts, Ch, Lt Col Kevin Hudson,
and MSgt Kevin Dilley reminisce and discuss what's next for them as they
depart their current assignments and begin new chapters in their Chaplain
Corps ministries. -
JAMM: Just Among Military Moms
JAMM (Just Among Military Moms) is a program that began at Peterson AFB and
is impacting lives. Ch, Lt Col Matthew Boarts, Ch, Lt Col Kevin Hudson, and
MSgt Kevin Dilley speak with Mrs. Laura Hyten, wife of Gen. John Hyten, and
other JAMM leaders about this ministry. -
The Racial Equality Assessment Team (TREAT)
The RDC joined Ch, Col Donnette Boyd and CMSgt Braderick Adams, co-leaders of The Racial Equality Assessment Team (TREAT), recently established by the Air Force Chief of Chaplains. They shared a bit about the team and the work they are doing.
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"No because" vs "Yes If"
The RDC joined Chaplain, Col Anderson, the Air Force Special Operations Command Chaplain and MSgt Noah Stamps the Superintendent of the Tyndall AFB Chaplain Corps team regarding a leadership philosophy that may be best summed up as "Yes If". Learn how to more fully embrace opportunities!
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Part Two: Suicide Prevention and Postvention in the United States Air Force
Note: This podcast discusses suicide. If you or someone you know needs help regarding suicide, you will find immediate assistance at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. You can also chat with a counselor via webchat at https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/
We had so much to talk about with Dr. Mary Bartlett that we have a second episode! Dr. Bartlett is on the faculty of Air Command and Staff College regarding suicide prevention and postvention. Listen in to have an introduction to resources available in the Air Force for leaders at all levels and helping professionals.
See www.resilience.af.mil for suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention resources. -
Suicide Prevention and Postvention in the United States Air Force
Note: This podcast discusses suicide. If you or someone you know needs help regarding suicide, you will find immediate assistance at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. You can also chat with a counselor via webchat at https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/
The RDC spoke with Dr. Mary Bartlett on the faculty of Air Command and Staff College regarding suicide prevention and postvention. Listen in to have an introduction to resources available in the Air Force for leaders at all levels and helping professionals.
See www.resilience.af.mil for suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention resources.
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Great tool!
A great way to stay connected across our corps for information and insight - and in a format that fits into the pace of life and ministry. Thank you!
Super Informative and Interesting
As an aspiring chaplain, this podcast is incredibly helpful in giving me insight into the issues and conversations of chaplaincy in the military today. I love hearing chaplains who are currently doing this work discussing the ways that we can care for the men and women of our armed forces in today’s world.