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May 20
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 21
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 22
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 23
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 24
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 25
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 26
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 27
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 28
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 29
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 30
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
May 31
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 1
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 2
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 3
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 4
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 5
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 6
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 7
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history
June 8
Christian Soldier
About This Christian Soldier
“They took my freedom, but they couldn’t take my faith.”
— Ernest Gordon (1916–2002), Scottish POW in WWII and author of Through the Valley of the Kwai
“God was my refuge when bullets flew and comrades fell.”
— Richard E. Byrd (1888–1957), military officer and Christian explorer
“The chaplain's tent was a sanctuary in the midst of chaos.”
— Father Francis Duffy (1871–1932), most decorated chaplain in U.S. Army history