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Approved Listing of Ecclesiastical Endorsers by the Armed Forces July 12, 2007 ADMINISTRATIVE AGENTS/ORGANIZATIONS Reverend Dr. Floyd C. Chapman, Jr. Phone: (864) 246-1882 Chairman of Chaplains Commission FAX: AMERICAN COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN CHURCHES (ACCC) 115 Honeysuckle Drive [email protected] Greenville, SC 29609 www.amcouncilcc.org Reverend George W. (Billy) Baugham Phone: (864) 268-9617 Chairman, Commission on Chaplains FAX: (864) 268-0166 ASSOCIATED GOSPEL CHURCHES Box 733, 13 Stone Mill Court [email protected] Taylors, SC 29687 Reverend Hosea Amos Phone: (214) 331-4373 President and Endorser FAX: (214) 333-4401 CHAPLAINCY FULL GOSPEL CHURCHES 2715 Whitewood Drive Dallas, TX 75233-2713 Rabbi David Lapp Phone: (212) 532-4949, x260 Director, Jewish Chaplains Council FAX: (212) 481-4174 NATIONAL JEWISH WELFARE BOARD Home: (201) 796-0137 520 Eighth Avenue New York, NY 10018 CAPT Charles W. Marvin, CHC, USN (Ret.) Phone: (719) 268-8217 Vice Chairman, Chaplains Commission FAX: (719) 548-9000 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EVANGELICALS (NAE) 11025 Voyager Parkway [email protected] Colorado Springs, CO 80921 www.nae.net Chaplain (COL) David P. Peterson, USA-Ret. Home/Ofc: (605) 347-4149 Coordinator, Chaplain Ministries FAX: (605) 347-5812 PRESBYTERIAN AND REFORMED JOINT COMMISSION ON CHAPLAINS AND MILITARY PERSONNEL (PRJC) [email protected] 21115 Brimstone Place Sturgis, SD 57785 Associate Directors: Chaplain Beryl Hubbard, Colonel, Ret. 9736 Seafarer’s Way Navarre, FL 32566-2851 Home: (850) 939-3720 FAX: (850) 936-7165 Cell: (850) 496-1569 [email protected] CAPT Stanley J. Beach, CHC, USN (Ret.) 108 Poinsettia Cove Leesburg, FL 34748 Home: (352) 365-2406 Office: (352) 483-3933 [email protected] Chaplain, Colonel Edward T. Brogan, USAF-Ret. Phone: (202) 244-4177 Director FAX: (202) 237-0983 THE PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL FOR CHAPLAINS AND MILITARY PERSONNEL (PC) [email protected] 4124 Van Ness Street www.pccmp.org Washington, DC 20016 [email protected] Associate Director: Captain Thomas K. Chadwick, CHC, USN-Ret. [email protected] Very Reverend Luke Uhl Phone: (303) 333-7794 Ecclesiastical Endorsing Agent FAX: (303) 333-7796 STANDING CONFERENCE OF CANONICAL ORTHODOX BISHOPS IN THE AMERICAS (SCOBA) Diocese of Denver 4550 East Alameda Avenue Denver, CO 80246-1208 2 ORGANIZATIONS IN ITALICS HAVE NOT REVERIFIED IN SPRING 2000 June 15, 2007 ECCLESIASTICAL ENDORSING AGENTS The Reverend Ronald S. Bezanson, Jr. Phone: (808) 955-4838 Chairman, Commission on Chaplains FAX: ADVENT CHRISTIAN GENERAL CONFERENCE [email protected] 469 Ena Road #2012 Honolulu, HI 96815-1725 Bishop E. Earl McCloud, Jr. Phone: (404) 691-1091 Office of Ecumenical and Urban Affairs FAX: (404) 691-1092 AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Cell: (404) 277-3833 Post Office Box 310043 [email protected] Atlanta, GA 31131-0043 www.ameecumenicalaffairs.org Associate: CH (COL-Ret) Calvin H. Sydnor III Phone: (615) 742-3344 512 8th Avenue, South FAX: (615) 658-5552 Nashville, TN 37203 [email protected] Reverend Dr. W. Robert Johnson, III Phone: (704) 599-4630 x328 General Secretary-Auditor FAX: (704) 688-2549 AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION CHURCH Post Office Box 26770 Charlotte, NC 28221 Dr. Ann Charles Craft Phone: (804) 828-4661 School of Allied Health Professions FAX: (804) 828-0542 Program in Patient Counseling, VA Commonwealth Univ [email protected] ALLIANCE OF BAPTISTS, INCORPORATED Post Office Box 980664 Richmond, VA 23298-0664 AMERICAN ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE (changed to PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC CHURCH; formerly WESTERN RITE ORTHODOX CHURCH) Reverend Richard T. Day Phone: (952) 884-7784 Director, Military Chaplaincy of the Agency FAX: (952) 884-7894 for Professional Chaplaincy AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF LUTHERAN CHURCHES, THE 801 West 106th Street, Suite 203 www.taalc.com Minneapolis, MN 55420-5603 [email protected] 3 Chaplain (Colonel) Herbert E. Kitchens, USA (Ret.) Phone: (870) 942-4741 Chairman, Commission on Chaplaincy FAX: AMERICAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION Post Office Box 563 Sheridan, AR 72150 The Reverend Dr. George A. Langhorne Phone: (610) 768-2447 Ecclesiastical Endorsing Agent FAX: (610) 768-2470 Chaplains and Pastoral Counseling Services National Ministries 800-ABC-3USA, x2447 AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCHES IN THE U.S.A. Post Office Box 851 [email protected] Valley Forge, PA 19482-0851 www.nationalministries.org Reverend Frank P. Miloro Phone: (814) 539-9143 Chancellor FAX: (814) 536-4699 AMERICAN CARPATHO-RUSSIAN ORTHODOX GREEK CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE U.S.A. (SCOBA) 312 Garfield Street Johnstown, PA 15906 AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH, THE (changed to ANGLICAN CHURCH IN AMERICA, THE) AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, THE (merged under EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA) ANNUAL RQMTS NOT MET–CAN NOT ENDORSE NEW CHAPLAINS Reverend Scott Lidbeck Phone: (610) 527-4439 Director of Ministry Resources FAX: (610) 527-4720 AMERICAN MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP 672 Conestoga Road (Post Office Box 370) Villanova, PA 19085 Mr. Qaseem A. Uqdah Phone: (202) 652-2031 Executive Director FAX: (540) 710-6385 AMERICAN MUSLIM ARMED FORCES AND VETERANS AFFAIRS COUNCIL Post Office Box 2125 DO NOT GIVE OUT Cell Phone: (540) 207-3718 Arlington, VA 22202-9998 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] 4 ANNUAL RQMTS NOT MET–CAN NOT ENDORSE NEW CHAPLAINS Bishop Vincent V. Thakore Phone: (404) 255-1955 Presiding Bishop FAX: (208) 693-4890 ANGLICAN CHURCH, THE Home: (770) 279-0344 (formerly listed as ANGLICAN EPISCOPAL DIOCESE SOUTH, INC.) 4481 Fallowfield Lane SW Lilburn, GA 30047 The Rt. Rev. D. Presley Hutchens Phone: (318) 527-9213 Bishop for the Armed Forces Office: (318) 352-6344 ANGLICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE FAX: (318) 352-6344 Post Office Box 1053 [email protected] Natchitoches, LA 71458 The Rt. Reverend David L. Moyer Phone: (610) 525-7070 Suffragan Bishop for the Armed Forces FAX: (610) 525-7514 ANGLICAN CHURCH IN AMERICA, THE (formerly AMERICAN EPISCOPAL CHURCH, THE) 19 Montrose Avenue Rosemont, PA 19010 ANGLICAN EPISCOPAL DIOCESE SOUTH, INC. (changed to ANGLICAN CHURCH, THE) ANGLICAN ORTHODOX CHURCH (changed to EPISCOPAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN ARCHDIOCESE OF AMERICA) The Very Rev. David B. Fucci Phone: (619) 236-9221 President FAX: (619) 236-9221 ANGLICAN MISSION IN AMERICA CHAPLAINCY (formerly ANGLICAN RITE CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE MILITARY DIOCESE OF THE) 2117 Front Street #12 [email protected] San Diego, CA 92101 ANGLICAN RITE CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE MILITARY DIOCESE OF THE (changed to ANGLICAN MISSION IN AMERICA CHAPLAINCY) 5 Most Reverend Metropolitan PHILIP Saliba Phone: (201) 871-1355 Archbishop FAX: (201) 871-7954 ANTIOCHIAN ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN ARCHDIOCESE OF NORTH AMERICA (SCOBA) 358 Mountain Road (PO Box 5238) [email protected] Englewood, NJ 07631-5238 www.antiochian.org The Most Reverend Diana C. Dale Phone: (713) 266-2456 Presiding Bishop and Endorser FAX: (713) 266-0845 APOSTOLIC CATHOLIC ORTHODOX CHURCH Chancery: (713) 977-2855 1900 St James Place Suite 880 www.apostoliccatholic.org Houston, TX 77056-4129 [email protected] Chaplain (Colonel) Scott McChrystal, USA (Ret.) Phone: (417) 862-2781, x3260 Secretary, Commission on Chaplains FAX: (417) 863-7276 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, GENERAL COUNCIL OF 1445 Boonville Avenue [email protected] Springfield, MO 65802-1894 Reverend Dr. Theodore A. Lanes Phone: (858) 677-9701 President FAX: (858) 677-0038 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP (CFGC) Post Office Box 22410 www.agifellowship.org San Diego, CA 92192-2410 Endorsing Executive: Reverend Hosea Amos The Reverend C. Ronald Beard Phone: (864) 232-8297 Principal Clerk FAX: (864) 271-3729 ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (PC) 1 Cleveland Street, Suite 110 www.arpsynod.org Greenville, SC 29601-3696 Endorsing Executive: Chaplain, Colonel Edward T. Brogan, USAF-Ret.. ASSOCIATION OF EVANGELICAL CHARISMATIC MINISTRIES formerly ASSOCIATION OF EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONS UNDER THE LORDSHIP OF JESUS CHRIST and ASSOCIATION OF EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONS & MINISTRIES (changed to HARVEST NETWORK INTERNATIONAL (CFGC)) Mr. Mike Weldon Phone: (601) 362-1301 Executive Director FAX: (601) 362-1328 ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT METHODISTS, THE 405 Marquis Street [email protected] Jackson, MS 39206 www.aim2020.com 6 Reverend Hazel A. Rayl Phone: (636) 586-3641 General President FAX: (636) 586-6407 ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL GOSPEL ASSEMBLIES, INC. (CFGC) 411 S. Third Street DeSoto, MO 63020 [email protected] Endorsing Executive: Reverend Hosea Amos Reverend Loran McAlister Phone: (417) 862-5001 Associate Missions Director FAX: (417) 865-0794 BAPTIST BIBLE FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL Post Office Box 191 (720 East Kearney – zip 65803) [email protected] Springfield, MO 65801-0191 Dr. Gerald R. Sheveland Phone: (847) 228-0200 Endorsing Agent FAX: (847) 228-5376 BAPTIST GENERAL CONFERENCE 1-800-323-4215 2002 South Arlington Heights Road Arlington Heights, IL 60005-4193 Mr. Bobby R. Smith Phone: (214) 828-5381 Director, Office of Chaplaincy Relations FAX: (214) 828-5284 BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION OF TEXAS 333 N. Washington [email protected] Dallas, TX 75246-1798 Mr. Bobby Thornton Phone: (903) 939-2644 Executive Director, Chaplains Committee BAPTIST MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA Post Office Box 240 [email protected] Flint, TX 75762-0240 ANNUAL RQMTS NOT MET–CAN NOT ENDORSE NEW CHAPLAINS Mr. Roger Daum Phone: (308) 784-3675 Secretary FAX: (308) 784-3665 BEREAN FUNDAMENTAL CHURCH COUNCIL, INC. (AGC) 1602 Avenue O Cozad, NE 69130 BETH MESSIAH CONGRETATION (changed to MESSIANIC JEWISH CONGREGATIONS, UNION OF) 7 Reverend Donald Horath Phone: (217) 429-5595 Vice Chairman BETHEL MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION, INC. 3575 Greenhill
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