Chaplain's Corner

Training Air Wing Six
390 San Carlos Road
Suite C
Pensacola, FL 32508-5509

Admin: (850) 452-3848
Fax: (850) 452-3968
Chaplain: (850) 452-5552

NAS Pensacola Chaplain's Office: (85) 452-2341

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Mission-ready Sailors, Marines and their families, demonstrating spiritual, moral and ethical maturity, supported by the innovative delivery of religious ministry and compassionate pastoral care.

• Strive for kindness and compassion whenever possible
• Grow where you're planted
• Don't ask another to do what you wouldn't do yourself
• The words "please" and "thank you" can go a long way
• Mean what you say, and say what you mean
• Are you listening or waiting for your turn to speak?
• Keep a sense of humor and be able to laugh at yourself
• Remember that others are "works in progress" just like you
• Don't turn in your minimum and call it your maximum
• If you find it difficult to be loving towards someone, it means you have an opportunity to grow in how you love

Weekly Fellowship Meetings

• Tuesdays: 1830-2030 | NAS Pensacola out the back gate
• Wednesdays: 1800-2100 | North Pensacola by UWF
• Thursdays: 1830-2030 | Milton near Whiting Field

Contact Information

POC: Col. Chester "Chet" A. Arnold, Jr., USMC (Ret)
OCF, Pensacola Region Field Staff Representative
Home: (850) 497-6114
Cell: (703) 945-5349
pensacolaocf@ocfusa.org

British Royal Army Captain John Trotter returned from Afghanistan in 1851 and after that experience was convinced of the importance of gathering together with fellow military leaders for prayer and encouragement. What was known as the Officers' Christian Union was brought to the U.S. in 1939 and Captain Trotter's vision continues to be fulfilled through OCF USA. For more information, visit the Officer's Christian Fellowship website.

Fellowship & Community Building: 1100 EVERY Tuesday, 2nd Deck of Griffith Hall. Free pizza and conversation opportunity with peers and the chaplain; ALL hands welcome! Contact Chaplain Terrell for additional information.

Sunday Services

• Roman Catholic Mass
  0830 | Naval Aviation Memorial Chapel (NAMC), Bldg. 1982
• Protestant Traditional Service
  1015 | NAMC
• Latter Day Saints (LDS)
  1030 | All Faiths Chapel (AFC), Bldg. 634
• Younger, Louder, Later (Contemporary Service)
  1800 | AFC

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Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays

• Daily Catholic Mass
  1130 | Our Lady of Loreto Chapel (OLLC)

The city of Pensacola has a wide range of community outreach and support programs, tackling issues from hunger and affordable housing to substance recovery and mentorship. Being a civic-minded individual makes for a well-developed human being, and you might find that volunteering in community service is rewarding and enriching to your life. As you find yourself navigating this time in your life and career, consider carving time out to pay your good fortune forward to others who would benefit.

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Big Brothers & Big Sisters of North West Florida: BB/BS provides long-term, one-to-one mentoring to children and youth ages 6-17 years of age from single parent homes who are in need of an adult role model. Mentors expose the child to positive new cultural, social, and educational experiences through agency programs and activities. The Goal of BB/BS is to assist our youth in achieving their highest potential as they grow to become responsible men and women. Volunteers must be willing to make a one year commitment to spend 3-7 hours per week in a mentoring relationship with a child.

For more information contact (850) 433-5437.

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Habitat for Humanity: Pensacola HFH is a locally run affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, a nonprofit, ecumenical Christian housing organization. Habitat for Humanity works in partnership with people in need to build and renovate decent, affordable housing. The houses then are sold to those in need at no profit and with no interest charged. Volunteers provide most of the labor, and individual and corporate donors provide money and materials to build Habitat houses.

For more information, contact Kevin Thomas, Volunteer Coordinator, at (850) 434-5456.

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Humane Society of Pensacola: Do you have a few hours a week that you can give to our adorable dog and cat guests? If you do... we would like to speak with you! Because of our small staff, dedicated volunteers and community service workers are much needed and appreciated. A volunteer is an individual who loves animals and has a sincere desire to be of assistance to the center. Volunteers are needed to help socialize, exercise, play, bathe and groom, and help our animal guests prepare for adoption into a warm, loving home. They need concerned people to care for them, clean up after them, walk them, play with them and love them.

For more information, contact Emily Shelton, Volunteer Coordinator, at (850) 432-4250.

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Loaves & Fishes Soup Kitchen: The Soup Kitchen provides temporary Housing for homeless families with children and transitional housing for families who are "on their way back" to self-sufficiency. Volunteers are needed to help in meal preparation and in serving breakfast and dinner, help in the clothing store, Volunteers to work with small children, and donations of food, clothing, shoes, sporting goods, tools, furniture and household items. Won't you help?

For more information, contact (850) 438-7616.

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Manna Food Bank: Manna Food Bank is dedicated to alleviating hunger in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties. Manna provides a nutritionally balanced supply of nonperishable foods to families who meet agency criteria. Volunteers are needed to operate the pantries and interview referrals.

For more information, contact Miranda Melvin, Volunteer Coordinator, at (850) 432-2053.