Interview | Chaplains Major Graham Glover and Lieutenant Colonel Doug Ball - Religious Freedom Institute

Interview | Chaplains Major Graham Glover and Lieutenant Colonel Doug Ball

May 1, 2020

Chaplain Major Graham Glover, RFI Military Chaplain Fellow, interviews Chaplain Lieutenant Colonel Doug Ball about how COVID-19 has impacted the work of U.S. Army chaplains on the ground in Afghanistan. Chaplain Ball says that while his role has remained the same, his focused has changed as they have moved from a dynamic ministry model to a static one.

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