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by Zachary Moon (Author)
Coming home from military service is a process of reconnection and reintegration that is best engaged within a compassionate community. There are almost 20 million veterans and service members living in the United States, including more than one million Americans deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan since 2001. Post-war life can be challenging unless there are communities responding with compassion and hospitality. How churches welcome and respond will be critical to the well-being of our nation's veterans, their families, our local communities, and our nation. Zachary Moon, a commissioned military chaplain, has seen the unique challenges for those adjusting to post-war life. In this book, he prepares congregations to mobilize a receptive and restorative ministry with military service members and their families. Designed to be accessible to both clergy and laypersons, this is an ideal resource for individuals or small groups interested in addressing the opportunities and challenges facing veterans and their families. Discussion questions and other resources included will help support small-group dialogue and community building.
Author Biography
Zachary Moon is a commissioned military chaplain who previously served as a chaplain in the VA hospital system and with combat veterans in residential treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. He received his Masters of Divinity from Chicago Theological Seminary and is currently a PhD candidate at Iliff School of Theology. He lives with his wife and his two enthusiastic toddlers in Denver, Colorado.
