Military Chaplains' Review

The Army Chaplain Corps published Military Chaplains’ Review from 1972 to 1992 with joint participation, before changing the publication’s name to the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps Journal.

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1. Volume 1, No 1_Military_chaplains'_review_January1972

January 1972 Edition

MILITARY CHAPLAINS' REVIEW
Ministry to Blacks

Articles

The Preaching Ministry to Blacks..................................................................................Dr. Henry H. Mitchell

Congregational Participation by Blacks..........................................................Chaplain John A. DeVeaux, Jr.

Black Youth and Religion............................................................................Reverend James A. Thomas, Sr.

Black Worship....................................................................................................Father Clarence Jos. Rivers

The Church's Ministry with Young Adults
Black and White............................................................................................Chaplain Sylvester L. Shannon

April 1972 Edition

MILITARY CHAPLAINS' REVIEW

Articles

Identifying the Drug Problem....................................................................Chaplain (COL) Thomas A. Harris

Understanding the Drug Scene........................................................................................Tommie L. Duncan

Early Black Religious Experience in America...............................................................Dr. Grant S. Shockley

Alcoholism: Some Psychiatric Traits and Treatment.............................Chaplain (LTC) Anthony L. Capitani

Clinical Pastoral Education.....................................................................Chaplain (LTC) Alister C. Anderson

The Advanced Course at the US Army Chaplain School.......................Chaplain (COL) Chester R. Lindsey

Value Education........................................................................................Chaplain (COL) Betram C. Gilbert

The U.S. Army Chaplain Corps Journal is an official publication of the U.S. Army; as such the government owns the rights of articles published in the Journal. Unless expressly noted in an article, all articles are the works of the U.S. Government in which no copyright exists. Where copyright is indicated in an article, all further rights are reserved to the article's author.

The views expressed in articles in the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps Journal are the author's own and do not reflect those of the Department of the Army or the Department of Defense.

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