Congregation and ministry support for military, veterans and their families.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Faith Assembly of God, Orlando, Florida.
Thank you, Pastor Dave Bush and Lay Leader Don R. Manzella for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral in Oklahoma City, OK.
Thank you, The Reverend Sarah Smith and Lay Leader Ian Bass for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, All Saints Episcopal Church, Duncan, OK.
Thank you, The Reverend David Galletly and Lay Leader Candayce Coulter for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, St. Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church, Oklahoma City, OK.
Thank you, Rector, Reverend Joseph C. Alsay, Father Tony Moon and Lay Leader Sarah-Emily Steinhardt for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, Sapulpa, OK. Thank you, The Reverend Keith Fallis and Lay Leader Mary Smith for joining our mission. Blessing to good health
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
Join VA’s free, phone-based class called “Mindfulness Meditation.” Designed for Veterans of all eras, this class will help you manage the challenges and stressors of everyday life. Each class covers a topic related to mindfulness, followed by a guided meditation practice. Classes are available from 11a.m. to noon ET on these upcoming days:
Take any or all classes.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Family Worship Center, Cleveland, Tennessee. Thank you, Executive Bishop Shane A. Calhoun and Lay Leader Daven Perdew for joining our mission. Blessing to good health
VA telehealth and telecounseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Vienna Presbyterian Church, Vienna, Virginia. Thank you, Dr. Hope Lee and Lay Leader Tom Portman for joining our mission. Blessing to good health
VA telehealth and telecounseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Congregation to the VMFC network, Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church, Fredericksburg, Texas.. Thank you Rev. Jeff Hammond and Lay Leader Carl Money for joining our mission. Blessing to good health
VA telehealth and telecounseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
| New data shows 11% decline in Veteran homelessness since 2020 – the biggest drop in more than 5 years Today, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness announced preliminary results of the 2022 Point-in-Time Count showing an 11% decline in Veteran homelessness since early 2020, the last time a full count was conducted. This is the biggest drop in Veteran homelessness in more than five years. |
