I rise today to welcome today's guest chaplain, my friend Roger Reece. Roger is a faith-driven leader, an Army veteran, and a longtime nonprofit executive. Roger has faithfully served as executive director of the Associated Churches of Fort Wayne and Allen County for over 16 years. He has guided the organization through significant growth and expanded its impact across our community. He is equipped with a strong theological foundation from both Purdue University and the Methodist Theological School of Ohio. Roger has served in a variety of roles, including parish pastor, city manager, and Army chaplain, with distinguished service in the 82nd Airborne Division. Through his leadership, Roger has fostered collaboration across congregations, nonprofits, and civic institutions to better serve the most vulnerable in northeast Indiana. I thank Roger for today's opening prayer and wish him continued blessings in his work serving others across the Hoosier State. May God bless him.
Marlin Stutzman: “I rise today to welcome today's guest chaplain, my friend Roger Reece. Roger is a faith-driven leader, an Army veteran…”
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Welcoming guest chaplain Roger Reece and highlighting his contributions to the community.
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