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George Tyger

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Captain George Tyger, United States Army, is a Unitarian Universalist minister and a military chaplain. Prior to joining the chaplaincy, he spent fourteen years serving as a parish minister in congregations in Rochester, New York; Springfield and Palmer, Massachusetts; and Harrisonburg, Virginia.

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War Zone Faith: An Army Cha...

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“When he said that the Kingdom of God is spread out upon the earth, he was telling them that justice, goodness, peace, and all those things denied them by the elites of the world were not anyone’s exclusive possession but the inheritance of all people.”
George Tyger, War Zone Faith: An Army Chaplain's Reflections from Afghanistan

“I wonder if there is any good to be found here, but I also know these are the times when I must look even harder.”
George Tyger, War Zone Faith: An Army Chaplain's Reflections from Afghanistan

“Whatever religious tradition you call your own, you will probably find religious diversity even within it. We can believe we mean the same things when we use highly charged theological terms like God, Christ, Bible, or church teachings. Yet these words convey layers of meaning, not discrete definitions. It is important to remember this and do our own mental translations as we communicate with each other.”
George Tyger, War Zone Faith: An Army Chaplain's Reflections from Afghanistan

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