• https://www.foxnews.com/us/homeless-man-rescue-survivors-fiery-police-crash-houston-wish-do-more

A homeless man who jumped into action to rescue a Texas sheriff’s deputy and others from a fiery crash said he wishes he could have done more. Go to the attached link for the rest of the FOX News story.

The vastness of the cosmos, the symmetry of a snowflake, the diversity of the biosphere, the logic of physics. Nature captures our imagination like nothing else. The world all around us quietly and persistently points us to the greatest truth of all-the existence of a Creator and his incredible love for us. Erica Carlson, Theoretical Astro Physicist

The North Central Washington Chaplain Foundation wishes all our first responders a Happy Thanksgiving and praying for your safety as many of you give up being with your families this holiday to be available to protect ours.

Lead Chaplain Paul Hughes

Chaplains; Jay Caron, Gary Beck, and Steve Whitney

Wenatchee Police Detective Caleb Aumell (WPD Chaplain Coordinator)

This week the NCWCF Lead Chaplain Paul Hughes conducted a meeting with foundation chaplains to discuss matters regarding community relations, the need to recruit additional chaplains, logistical needs, and other ministry related topics. Also, attending was Wenatchee Police Detective Caleb Aumell, who is the chaplain unit coordinator for the Wenatchee Police Department. As with the Wenatchee Police Department, most first responder agencies that utilize chaplains to provide service and support to the their agency personnel and the community, assign an officer or fire fighter to lead the unit in their respective agencies.

After suffering a massive heart attack, being brought back twice by an AED Defibrillator and being in a coma, Chaplain Darren Crutchfield by the grace of God is on the mend. Within the last 24 hours has begun speaking and with the help of a walker is walking again. Please continue to pray for this Christian Warrior. He’s needed back sharing the love of Jesus with our first responders, victims of critical incidents and our community.

That was the reality for Los Angeles Fire Department Captain Cheyane Caldwell when a 2007 call to respond to a burning building nearly claimed his life. See full story by clicking the above link.

A GoFundMe page has been set up to raise money to help with Chaplain Darren Crutchfield’s medical expenses. Dana Crutchfield (Darren’s Brother) is also writing a blog on that page updating Darren’s status. Go to this link for more information or to donate: https://gofund.me/7ed778be