Chaplain Gresham: Religious Renewal

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Excellent performance by a dedicated and committed chaplain. Chaplain Gresham provided quality religious support to the First Space Battalion by executing outstanding pastoral care programs, conducting compassionate counseling for both Soldiers, their families, and civilian staff. He provided superb training and mentoring to his Religious Affairs Specialist. All of which contributed greatly to the spiritual resiliency and high morale of the Unit. He also demonstrated that he is a team player by regularly supporting various brigade programs and serving as Associate Pastor at Healer Chapel in support of the Fort Carson religious

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