Adventist who once and still serve in the Military

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Comment by Kim J. Moten Sr. on December 7, 2011 at 11:28am

It is great to know that we all served our country and our God at the same time. i believe that we can serve even better by helping a service member that is currently on active duty. I have a son two son in laws and a daughter that are serving at present. My son his sister and her Husband are all Marines and will be in Afghanistan at the same time. My other son in law is in the Army and he is looking to have to leave at any time. I am proud of all and constantly pray and stay in contact with them.

Comment by Carolyn Waltz on October 8, 2011 at 2:21pm

I enlisted in the US Navy in 1977, then received a direct commission in the USAR in 1982, where I still serve, currently assigned to the 4005 USAH, Lubbock, TX.

Comment by Lisa Ann Milner on July 7, 2011 at 2:35pm

Chello all, I am a past Commander and Service Officer for an American Legion Post, if any of you have any questions, concerning VA benefits or about the American Legion, feel freet ask me

Comment by Kim J. Moten Sr. on May 13, 2011 at 6:39pm

sorry I have not been here but I have been busy with the two Churches that I am serving in as head elder. I am proud of my Children in the Military, they are US Marines and they are doing great. My son helped with the tsunami in Japan this year, he was excited to do so. At current I am helping with the tornadoes that ravished Alabama my home state.

Comment by Kim J. Moten Sr. on February 24, 2011 at 10:26am

I have a son and daughter that are serving in the US Marine Corps now. I guess they are serving as their dad did but I did not influence them to do so. I am proud of the both of them and we talk frequently. They are having a positive effect on their peers. This I heard from some of them and their superiors. God can use you anywhere you are if you allow him to do so. Be a mentor to some one you know in the military.

Comment by Kim J. Moten Sr. on July 26, 2010 at 10:57am

It is during these times that those of us that are in the military need the support that only we can give to one another. If you know of a young Adventist that is a service member make sure to stay in contact with them so they will know that they have a support group no matter what.

Comment by Kim J. Moten Sr. on November 10, 2009 at 12:53pm

It is good to know that God has some of us in the trenches doing warfare for Him in the Armed Forces. The warefare that I speak of is His saving work to those who would otherwise not be afforded the chance to come to Him.

Comment by Miche on July 28, 2009 at 5:19pm

I have spent my time,served my rounds and am glad that God has brought me through, From all that I have learn t, I am now able to lead out in youth programs,Path Finder ,master guide etc..., God prepared Moses ,and David,and Joshua for the task before them .in the same way as he is now preparing us.

Comment by Debbie on March 24, 2009 at 4:46pm

Kim, I'm glad that God has held your hand as well during the confusing and life changing depression. Mine caused me to have seizures that caused me to lose some of my memory. I thanked God that he allowed me to live and have been searching my heart to be able to serve him more openly from my experiences. It is nice to meet, by the way.

Comment by Kim J. Moten Sr. on March 24, 2009 at 7:35am

Debbie, I understand the PTSD because I have it and God has helped me to come a long way from where I was. There was a time when I did not know what was real and what was fake. It took years of counseling and three years of hospitalization at the VA hospital in Alabama. I share your pain. I served from 1979- 1991.

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