A Day in the Life of a Chaplain

Born in Fresno, California to an American Father and a British Mother. Raised with two sisters and brother in the San Joaquin Valley of California until we moved to Arizona. After, about three years we moved with our mother to England. Went to an English boarding school. Returned to California for a short time before moving to Florida in 1968. I became a Chaplain in the 1980s.

I served in the prison ministry then with first responders and now serving as an Associate Chaplain with the local hospitals. The adventures of a Chaplain. Being a ministry of presences.

I served in the prison ministry, with the Christian Motorcycle Association. Later became part of Billy Graham’s Rapid Response Team, as a chaplain, helping those in disasters of all kinds.

My stories are about the people I met while serving in these ministries. They are a piece of history that you will never read about or find on google. Stories of how a shy young man traveled by train, only to find out the girl he loved was also shy and loved him. How a mother dealt with her children in her last years. The banker finding his way. After walking away from God and his church.

The couple who spent 45 years of their lives living for their job and with no children finding out the company they worked for was closing its doors. The mistake that leads a retired major to the Lord and how his change, changed the lives of others.

Each story is a unique picture of how God works in the lives of every one of us if we are open to His leading.