Military Ministry : ROTC

Speakers

A Variety of Topics

Please email us with your needs. Our staff in your area may be available to speak on: Just War Theory God & the Military (video also available) Officer Ethics The Military Marriage Sharing Your Faith in the Foxhole For large events we can connect you with nationally recognized speakers, some of whom are on our staff. Please email us or contact the speakers directly through their web sites:
	COL (RET) Jim Coy is the author of the Eagles book series. He speaks worldwide about Leadership, Success, Significance and Faith . COL Coy retired from the Army after serving with many Special Operations units, including an assignment as the Senior Surgeon with the 3rd Group Army Special Forces (Airborne) during the first Gulf War. Visit www.agatheringofeagles.com for speaking information or to order Jim's books.
	Chaplain Jeff Struecker A decorated member of the U.S. Army's most elite fighting corps, Jeff was prominently featured in the national best-seller "Black Hawk Down", later made into a major motion picture. In the city streets of Mogadishu, Somalia, Jeff was faced with his greatest fears. He was forced to rely on his skills and his "bullet-proof faith" to bring him through some of the most intense combat the U.S. Military has seen since the Vietnam War. Today, he challenges and inspires audiences with his gripping account of that experience under fire and in the face of death. His new book The Road to Unafraid is a must-read for new lieutenants and ensigns. Visit www.jeffstruecker.com for speaking info or to order his book.
	Former Army CPT Chris Plekenpol commanded an armor company in Iraq in 2004. His men played a key role in assisting the 1st Marine Division in taking Fallujah and they were responsible for securing and capturing terrorists along the highway connecting Fallujah and Ramadi. His book Faith in the Fog of War compiles combat vignettes which take the reader to the heart of the action where Chris reveals how God is there in the middle of every circumstance, even when that circumstance feels devoid of God. Visit www.faithinthefog.com for speaking information or to order Chris' books.
	In 2002 Army Ranger CPT Nate Self led a group of courageous soldiers atop Takur Ghar Mountain in Afghanistan to rescue a missing-in-action Navy SEAL. What ensued was the highest-altitude battle ever fought by U.S. troops – dubbed “Rescue on Roberts Ridge.” Upon returning home, CPT Self was widely recognized as a national hero, awarded with a Silver Star, Bronze Star, and a Purple Heart. He was invited by President Bush to be a guest at the 2003 State of the Union Address. But for him, the real battle was just beginning. Having survived the worst stages of PTSD, he has now committed himself to helping a new generation of war vets, using his platform as one of the most decorated war heroes to come out of the Iraq/Afghanistan War. Check out his new book Two Wars at www.nateself.com.