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Army Chaplain Corps Marks 250 Years with Community Picnic in Wiesbaden

The celebration at Clay Kaserne Chapel highlighted the Corps’ enduring role in spiritual care and resilience support for Soldiers and families

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Overview

  • U.S. Army Garrison Wiesbaden’s Religious Support Office hosted free lunch, cake and children’s activities for community members on July 29.
  • Col. Andrew Lawrence and Pfc. Gina Contra followed the tradition of the oldest and youngest Corps professionals cutting the anniversary cake.
  • Lawrence emphasized chaplains’ modern contributions in suicide prevention, trauma recovery, reintegration support and family resilience.
  • The Religious Support Office offers round-the-clock spiritual care and initiatives like Operation Willkommen Wagon and Chap Talk to strengthen community bonds.
  • Founded days after the Continental Army in 1775, the Chaplain Corps continues to deliver multi-faith guidance and moral support worldwide.