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from AFGHANISTAN Thank you for your
email. The prayers and thoughts
of the folks back home really mean a lot to the soldiers here in
Afghanistan.
The Soldiers here are doing a great job. Afghanistan is a very
complicated country; and I'm proud everyday when I see young officers,
non-commissioned officers, and soldiers striving to make this a better
country for the Afghan people while at the same time remaining vigilant
against the Taliban and Al'Qaida. Thanks again for your support.
MAJ Sam Whitehurst
WE SUPPORT OUR TROOPS
God is my shield; he will defend me. – Psalm 7:10
We always owe a debt of gratitude to the men and women who serve in our
military, for it is they who sacrifice to defend our freedom and ensure
our right to worship as we please. Regardless of how you feel about the
current military conflicts that we find ourselves in around the world,
these patriots deserve our respect and our support.
Listed below are service members that have a connection to someone
in our church. Their email addresses are given. Add them to
your prayer list. Pray for their safety. Pray for success in their
mission. Pray for their family – who shares in their sacrifice. And
add them to your email list. Send them a message. It’s as easy
as clicking on their email address below. Tell them that you appreciate
the job they are doing for their country, for your family, for you. It
is the least we can do – considering their sacrifice and contribution.
You’ll feel better for doing it. They will appreciate that you take the
time to show how much you care.
| Jeff Baxter – US Marine Corps |
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jeff@chqradio.com
Husband to Sarah Peay Baxter Son-in-law to Dwight and Shirley
Peay
Presently stationed in Iraq
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| Sgt. Rhiannon Jones |
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rhiannon_jones@hotmail.com
Granddaughter to Margaret Hunter.
Instructor for training soldiers for Iraq |
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| Sgt. Joe Nemec -- US Army |
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joseph.a.nemec@us.army.mil
Son to Joe and Stacy Nemec
Sgt. Joe served 2 tours in Iraq (1 year). He participated in
the 21 day march to Baghdad. His main job is TOW Missile
Launchers Repair and Maintenance. During "quiet time" his group
helped build schools and repair hospitals in Baghdad. He
returned back to the US in February 2004. He is assigned to the
407th Forward Support Battalion, 82nd Airborne Division at Ft.
Bragg, NC. He enjoys family, computers and motorcycles. He
appreciated the prayers and support from Wesley Memorial people
during his tours in Iraq |
We’d like to add all the military personnel that have a
connection to our church. Please let us know who they are. Please
include the branch of the service and how they are connected to
Wesley Memorial.
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