The Army’s number one priority is readiness, with readiness being based on four pillars of manning, training, equipping and leader development.
While some aspects of readiness are measurable such as equipment, intangible components include medical, emotional and spiritual readiness, to prepare and posture Soldiers to fight and win the Nation’s wars.
In keeping with the Army’s priorities, William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Department of Ministry and Pastoral Care hosted a prayer breakfast at WBAMC’s Dining Facility, Oct. 24.
The breakfast welcomed all WBAMC staff members, patients and visitors in discussing the importance of pastoral care in the Army and more explicitly, in the medical community....
11.02.2018 | FORT BLISS, TX, US |
Story by Marcy Sanchez
