Interview | RFI Executive Vice President Eric Patterson and Chaplain Major Graham Glover, RFI Military Chaplain Fellow - Religious Freedom Institute

Interview | RFI Executive Vice President Eric Patterson and Chaplain Major Graham Glover, RFI Military Chaplain Fellow

May 1, 2020

RFI Executive Vice President Eric Patterson interviews Chaplain Major Graham Glover, U.S. Army Reserve, assigned to the office of the chief of chaplains at the Pentagon, on how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the military at large and the work of chaplains specifically.

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