Grand Forks AFB, ND

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    Grand Forks AFB, ND - Chaplain

    To speak with a chaplain or for more information about programs, call the Chapel Office at 747-5673:

    319 ARW
    Ch, Lt Col John Kinney
    Wing Chaplain
    john.kinney@us.af.mil

    319 MDG
    Ch, Maj Kevin Lockett
    Senior Protestant
    Chaplain
    kevin.lockett-02@grandforks.af.mil

    319 OG & MXG
    Ch, Capt Roland Reitz
    roland.reitz-02@grandforks.af.mil

    319 MSG
    Ch, Capt Shin H. Soh
    shin.soh@grandforks.af.mil

    After hours, you can reach the duty chaplain through the Wing Command Post at 747-6711.

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    ROMAN CATHOLIC (Sunflower Chapel):
    Weekday Mass: Please call for days and times
    Confessions: Sundays, 8:30 AM
    Mass: Sundays, 9 AM
    RCIA (Adult) & CRF (Children/Youth) Sep-May: Sundays, 11 AM

    PROTESTANT (Prairie Rose Chapel):
    Women92s Study: Tuesdays, 6 PM @ Sunflower
    Young Adults: Tuesdays, 6 PM @ CAC
    Youth Group: Saturdays, 5 PM Sunflower
    Traditional Service: Sundays, 10:30 AM
    Religious Formation: Sundays, 10;30 AM

    For information on other faiths, chapel events, facility reservation or invocation request, please email the chapel at 319arw/hc@grandforks.af.mil or call 747-5673.

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    Chaplain Corps97Renamed 3 July 08
    The Air Force Chaplain Service requested to change its name to The Air Force Chaplain Corps to better conform with the titles of the Navy and Army Chaplain Corps.

    Chaplain Corps brings two core competencies to America92s Air Force: spiritual care and advice to commanders on issues of religion and ethics.

    This name change does not effect the duties and responsibilities of the Chief of Chaplains.


    Chaplain Corps Air Mobility Command
    The AMC Command Chaplain Directorate, Scott AFB IL, facilitates opportunities for the Airmen and families of Air Mobility Command to exercise their constitutional right of freedom of religion at home and while deployed.

    By resourcing our active duty chaplain teams and supporting our Air National Guard chaplain teams, the mission to nurture the living, comfort the wounded and honor the dead moves forward.

    Advising commanders on issues ranging from religious practice to the dynamic role of religion in international relations continue to mature in importance. In performing these competencies, we aspire Above All ... Glorifying God 95 Serving Airmen 95 Pursuing Excellence to enable the 93Global94 in Global Vigilance, Reach and Power.


    For more information on Chapel Activities and Services, visit: http://www.grandforks.af.mil/shared/media/document/AFD-070130-047.pdf.

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