United Methodists asked to help keep soldiers connected

Nov. 10, 2003

A UMNS Report by Kathy L. Gilbert*

As Americans mark the 50th anniversary of Veterans Day, Nov. 11, United Methodists are being invited to reach out and touch a soldier serving in Iraq with donations of phone cards. [more]

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Soldiers of the Third Infantry Division honor fallen comrades during Operation Iraqi Freedom. A UMNS photo by Chaplain Jerry Sieg.
Chaplain School: Ft. Jackson, S.C.Chaplain Ernest P. Jay West, Ft. Campbell, Ky.
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