An Air Force article from Peterson AFB discusses one of the four pillars of Comprehensive Airman Fitness:
According to Chaplain (Capt.) Joe Watson, the spiritual aspect of an individual is whatever faith or religion they have, or don’t have.
“(Spirituality) is part of their life and it means something Read more
The Comprehensive Airman Fitness program is modeled after the Army’s CSF. While it makes sense that chaplains would support the spiritual resiliency portion of the program, it turns out they play a part in the social pillar as well:
The base chapel also offers a variety of groups and activities for people with a variety of beliefs and interests including Protestant programs, Catholic programs, groups for young adults, a single parents group, Mothers of Pre-schoolers, a monthly spaghetti dinner, and different retreats Read more