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Chaplain’s Corner

2013 0712 (23) Dedication of Firefighter Memorial Greetings.  I have compiled a list of links and resources that may help you in your time of need.  Please use these links.  I am also available if you need someone to listen.   May God bless you as you serve your community during their times of needs and their "worst days".

Rev. Art Speck, Chaplain HRFR and Pastor of the Oasis of Love Church (http://www.oasisinhuntingdon.com) 814-386-4016 (Cell)

After the Fire:  Returning to Normal.  A FREE download to help you recover and deal with everything associated with your fire.

http://www.usfa.fema.gov/downloads/pdf/publications/fa_46.pdf

Wills for Heroes … Free Basic Wills and Estate Planning for Firefighters, EMS Personnel, and Law Enforcement Officers.  No one should be without a Last Will and Testament:

http://www.willsforheroes.org/  - National Organization

http://www.pabar.org/public/yld/Projects/willsforheroesyld.asp - Pennsylvania Associate

The FireFighter Wife:  A blog for the wives of firefighters.  You are not alone:

http://firefighterwife.com/

Responder Life:  Working with First Responders and Dispatchers deal with their "Worst Days", the calls you will never forget.

http://responderlife.org/

Psalm 91

Psalms 91:1-16 NIrV  The person who rests in the shadow of the Most High God will be kept safe by the Mighty One.
(2)  I will say about the LORD, "He is my place of safety. He is like a fort to me. He is my God. I trust in him."
(3)  He will certainly save you from hidden traps and from deadly sickness.
(4)  He will cover you with his wings. Under the feathers of his wings you will find safety. He is faithful. He will keep you safe like a shield or a tower.
(5)  You won't have to be afraid of the terrors that come during the night. You won't have to fear the arrows that come at you during the day.
(6)  You won't have to be afraid of the sickness that attacks in the darkness. You won't have to fear the plague that destroys at noon.
(7)  A thousand may fall dead at your side. Ten thousand may fall near your right hand. But no harm will come to you.
(8)  You will see with your own eyes how God punishes sinful people.
(9)  The LORD is the one who keeps you safe. So let the Most High God be like a home to you.
(10)  Then no harm will come to you. No terrible plague will come near your tent.
(11)  The LORD will command his angels to take good care of you.
(12)  They will lift you up in their hands. Then you won't trip over a stone.
(13)  You will walk all over lions and cobras. You will crush mighty lions and poisonous snakes.
(14)  The LORD says, "I will save the one who loves me. I will keep him safe, because he trusts in me.
(15)  He will call out to me, and I will answer him. I will be with him in times of trouble. I will save him and honor him.
(16)  I will give him a long and full life. I will save him."

Christian Resources

The Truth Project:  http://www.thetruthproject.org/

Samaritan's Purse, Operation Christmas Child: http://www.samaritanspurse.org/what-we-do/operation-christmas-child/

Wall Builders, presenting America’s history and the faith that was necessary for the founding of our Country:http://www.wallbuilders.com/

Women of Faith: http://www.womenoffaith.com/

Promise Keepers: http://www.promisekeepers.org/

Focus on the Family, Helping Families Thrive: http://www.focusonthefamily.com/

National Day of Prayer: http://nationaldayofprayer.org/

Bibles.Net, an online Bible resource: http://www.bibles.net/

Interfaith  Calendar: http://www.interfaithcalendar.org/

Adherents - National and International Religious Statistics and More: http://www.adherents.com/

American Bible Society: http://www.americanbible.org/

Bible Gateway: http://www.biblegateway.com/

Devotionals

Our Daily Bread: http://rbc.org/

Gospel.com: http://www.gospel.com/

The Upper Room: http://www.upperroom.org/

Guideposts: http://www.guideposts.org/

Our Daily Journey with God: http://www.ourdailyjourney.org/

Bible Notes: http://www.biblenotes.net/

World Wide Bible Study: http://www.ccel.org/wwsb

Christian Firefighter Organizations

Fellowship of Christian Firefighters: http://fellowshipofchristianfirefighters.com/

Firefighters for Christ: http://www.firefightersforchrist.org/

Federation of Fire Chaplains:  http://firechaplains.org/

Mental Help

7 Reasons Why Crying can be Healthy:

Download link below to page….

http://www.aacvfa.org/content/Chaplain/Seven%20Reasons%20Crying%20Can%20Be%20Healthy.cfm

How to Help a Hurting Friend (Link to this on a subpage?):  At End of this

Hospice and Bereavement: http://www.hospicenet.org/html/bereavement.html

A Place of Healing:  http://www.journeyofhearts.org/

National Hospice Organization: http://www.nhpco.org/

Grief Net: http://www.griefnet.org/

Web Healing: http://webhealing.com/

AARP Grief and Loss: http://www.aarp.org/relationships/grief-loss/

Head Strong:  The importance of Mental Wellbeing: http://www.aacvfa.org/content/Chaplain/Chaplain_Head%20strong.pdf

Mental Health Challenges We Face: http://www.aacvfa.org/content/Chaplain/Chaplain_Mental%20health%20challenges%20we%20face.pdf

Call Safe Now, 24 Hour Hotline 206-459-3020

Safe Call Now is a confidential, comprehensive, 24-hour crisis referral service for all public safety employees, All Emergency Services Personnel and their Family Members nationwide.

Drug/Alcohol treatment, Peer support services, PTSD resources, Suicide Resources, General & Family counseling and other crisis referral services.  http://safecallnow.org/

Stress and the Dispatcher:  http://www.aacvfa.org/content/Chaplain/Stress_and_the_Dispatcher.pdf

Suicide

Suicide Prevention: http://www.aacvfa.org/content/Chaplain/SUICIDE%20PREVENTION.pdf

National Suicide Prevention Hotline: http://www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org/

Firefighter Suicide Prevention, an Officer's Role: http://www.aacvfa.org/content/Chaplain/Chaplain_Suicide%20prevention%20Company%20Officer.pdf

Suicide Prevention, when it is a Fire Officer who needs help: http://www.aacvfa.org/content/Chaplain/Chaplain_Suicide%20Prevention%20Officer.pdf

Are you ready to leave?

We do not know when our time here on earth will be over and our Father God calls us home. Saying that, are your papers in order so that your family can transition to life after you? Make sure your paperwork with the fire company is up to date. Have a will drawn or updated as needed. Store your documents (insurance, will, etc.) where your family can get them.

Finally, and most importantly, get yourself straight with God if you haven't already.  A life lived serving God is much more rewarding than a self-serving life.  And yes, you can give of your time to the Fire Department and still be serving yourself.  Serving as a firefighter or first responder does not get you a free pass to God.  That was done on the Cross of Calvary 2000 years ago.  God sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to earth to die for our sins (John 3:16).  Because of His love and grace, we can be forgiven and can live a life that pleases Him.   Follow the steps given in the here (http://www.cbn.com/stepstopeace/) to see what it takes to follow Christ.

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How to Help Grieving People

Relatives, friends and neighbors are supportive at the time of a death, during the wake and funeral. Food, flowers and their presence are among the many thoughtful expressions. After the funeral, many grieving people wonder what happened to their friends. They need their support and caring even more when the reality begins to hit and the long process of grief begins: Their help is essential, since immediate family members have their hands full of grief and may find it difficult to give support to one another, or may not live nearby. Your help and understanding can make a significant difference in the healing of your friend's grief. Unresolved grief can lead to physical or mental illness, suicide or premature death. A grieving person needs friends who are willing to: LISTEN; cry with them; sit with them; reminisce; care; have creative ideas for coping; be honest; help them feel loved and needed; believe that they will make it through their grief. Ways of helping grieving people are a limitless as your imagination.

  1. All that is necessary is a squeeze of the hand, a kiss, a hug, your presence. If you want to say something, say, "I'm sorry"" or "I care".
  2. Offer to help with practical matters; i.e., errands, fixing food, caring for children. Say "I'm going to the store. Do you need bread, milk, etc.? I'll get them." It is not helpful to say, "Call me if there is anything I can do."
  3. Don't be afraid to cry openly if you were close to the deceased. Often the bereaved find themselves comforting you, but at the same time they understand your tears and don't feel so alone in their grief.
  4. It is not necessary to ask questions about how the death happened. Let the bereaved tell you as much as they want when they are ready. A helpful question might be, "Would you like to talk? I'll listen."
  5. Don't say, "I know just how you feel."
  6. The bereaved may ask "WHY?" It is often a cry of pain rather than a question. It is not necessary to answer, but if you do, you may reply "I don't know why."
  7. Don't use platitudes like "Life is for the living," or "It's God's will." Explanations rarely console. It is better to say nothing.
  8. Recognize that the bereaved may be angry. They may be angry at God, the person who died, the clergy, doctors, rescue teams, other family members, etc. Encourage them to acknowledge their anger and to find healthy ways of handling it.
  9. Be available to LISTEN frequently. Most bereaved want to talk about the person who has died. Encourage them to talk about the deceased. Do not change the conversation or avoid mentioning the person's name.
  10. Read about the various phases of grief so you can understand and help the bereaved to understand.
  11. Be PATIENT. . Don't say, "You will get over it in time." Mourning may take a long time. The bereaved need you to stand by them for as long as necessary. Encourage them to be patient with themselves as there is no timetable for grief.
  12. Accept whatever feelings are expressed. Do not say, "You shouldn't feel like that." This attitude puts pressure on the bereaved to push down their feelings. Encourage them to express their feelings- cry, hit a pillow, scream, etc.
  13. Be aware that a bereaved person's self-esteem may be very low.
  14. When someone feels guilt and is filled with "if onlys", it is not helpful to say, "Don't feel guilty." This only adds to their negative view of themselves. They would handle it better if they could. One response could be, "I don't think that you are guilty. You did the best you could at the time, but don't push down your feelings of guilt. Talk about it until you can let it go.
  15. Depression is often part of grief. It is a scary feeling. To be able to talk things over with an understanding friend or loved one is one factor that may help prevent a person from becoming severely depressed.
  16. Give special attention to the children in the family. DO NOT tell them not to cry or not to upset the adults.
  17. Suggest that the bereaved person keep a journal.
  18. The bereaved may appear to be getting worse. Be aware this is often due to the reality of the death hitting them.
  19. Be aware of the physical reactions to the death (lack of appetite, sleeplessness, headaches, inability to concentrate). These affect the person's coping ability, energy and recovery.
  20. Be aware of the use of drugs and alcohol. Medication should only be taken under the supervision of a physician. Often these only delay the grief response.
  21. Sometimes the pain of bereavement is so intense that thoughts of suicide occur. Don't be shocked by this. Instead, try to be a truly confiding friend.
  22. Don't say, "It's been 4 months, 6 months, 1 year, etc. You must be over it by now." Life will never be the same.
  23. Encourage counseling if grief is getting out of hand.
  24. Suggest that grieving people take part in support groups. Sharing similar experiences helps. Offer to attend a support group meeting with them. The meetings are not morbid. They offer understanding, friendship, suggestions for coping and HOPE.
  25. Suggest that the bereaved postpone major decisions such as moving, giving everything away, etc. Later they may regret their hasty decisions. It is best for the bereaved to keep decision making to a minimum.
  26. Suggest exercise to help work off bottled up tension and anger, to relax and to aid sleep. Offer to join them for tennis, exercise class, swimming, a walk, etc.
  27. Practice unconditional love. Feelings of rage, anger and frustration are not pleasant to observe or listen to; but it is necessary for the bereaved to recognize and work on these feelings in order to work through the grief, rather than become stuck in one phase.
  28. Help the bereaved to avoid unrealistic expectations as to how they "should" feel and when they will be better. It is helpful when appropriate to say, "I don't know how you do as well as you do."
  29. Don't avoid the bereaved. This adds to their loss. As the widowed often say, "I not only lost my spouse, but my friend as well."
  30. Be aware that weekends, holidays and evenings may be more difficult.
  31. Consider sending a, note at the time of their loved one's birthday, anniversary, death, or other special day.

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Huntingdon Area Resources

www.PA211central.org To locate available services/resources across the state.

American Red Cross: 
609 Mifflin Street
Huntingdon, PA 16652
(814) 643-2610
www.redcross.org

Behavioral Health Services:
(814) 643-8880
www.jcblair.org

1225 Warm Springs Avenue
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania 16652

Big Brother/Big Sister Youth Mentoring Program:
608 6th Street
Huntingdon
PA 16652

Phone:(814) 643-6955
Fax: (814) 644-9083
Email: bbbsadmhunt@aol.com
http://www.bbbsblaircounty.org

Burial and Cremation Services (for eligible individuals will help pay for burial expenses):
800-237-7674

7591 Lake Raystown Shopping Center
Huntingdon
PA 16652-0398

Hotline Phone: 800-692-7462
Fax: 814-643-5441
http://www.dpw.state.pa.us/foradults/burialandcremationservicespayment/index.htm

Child Care Information Services - Provides personalized child care referrals to child care providers based on your specific needs or preferences. Provides an online directory of child care providers. CCIS agencies also administer the Child Care Works subsidized child care program:

52 Juniata Avenue
Rear
Huntingdon
PA 16652
Phone: (814) 643-4980
http://www.hccadc.org/
http://www.dpw.state.pa.us/findfacilsandlocs/childcareinformationservices/index.htm

Crossroads Crisis Pregnancy Center, provides pregnancy testing, counseling options, and material needs:

Huntingdon Office:
600 Washington Street (rear),
Huntingdon, PA 16652
814-643-3570

Mt. Union Office: 
25 South Division Street,
Mt. Union, PA 17066
814-542-2880

http://cpcforlife.org/

Emergency Shelter Assistance, for homeless or near homeless persons:
800-237-7674

7591 Lake Raystown Shopping Center
Huntingdon
PA 16652-0398

Main phone:  800-237-7674
Hotline Phone: 800-692-7462
Fax: 814-643-5441

http://www.dpw.state.pa.us/foradults/cashassistance/emergencyshelterallowanceesa/index.htm

Health Education:
814-643-8640
1225 Warm Springs Avenue,
Huntingdon,
Pennsylvania 16652
www.jcblair.org

HMJ Patch Program -  A 10-week program that combines educational materials, behavioral counseling and nicotine patches/gum to assist and support individuals in their effort to quit using tobacco:

866-377-1234
Email: hmjquittoday@hotmail.com

900 Bryan Street
Suite 5
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania 16652

Home Nursing Agency:
9492 William Penn Highway
Huntingdon
PA 16652

Main Phone: 814-643-5585
Other Phone: 800-445-6262
Fax: 814-643-7326

Web Address: www.homenursingagency.com

Huntingdon-Bedford-Fulton Area on Aging:
307 Tenth Street
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania 16652

Phone: 814-643-5115
Hotline Phone: 1-800-892-7903
Fax: 814-643-4249

Huntingdon County Pride (early Intervention, medical device loaner program, etc.):

1301 Mt. Vernon Avenue
Huntingdon
PA 16652
Phone: 814-643-5724
http://huntingdonpride.org/

Raystown Developmental Services:
306 Penn Street
Huntingdon
PA 16652

Main Phone: 814-643-6510
Fax: 814-643-0879
http://www.rdsinc.org/at.asp

The Abuse Network - Offers services to victims of sexual assault: 
217 Fifth Street
Huntingdon
PA 16652
Main Phone: 814-506-8237
Hotline Phone: 1-888-810-2444
www.abusenetwork.org

Growth Trac Marriage Devotionals:  http://www.growthtrac.com/daily-e-devotions/

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Below is the entry list for tonight's drawing for the Cancun trip.
W1 Austin Claar
W2 Meghan Schon
W3 Brittney Borst-Smith
W4 Dylan Baker
W5 Tinesha Curfman
W6 Kinsie Watson
W7 Heidi ONeal
W8 Nicole Burket
W9 Ronald Jenkins
W10 Brian Myers
W11 Brian Myers
W12 D.J. Drenning
W13 Aden Russell
W14 Brian Watkins
W15 Gregory Harris
W16 Gregory Harris
W17 Jeffrey Jackson
W18 Jamie Caldwell
W19 Jamie Caldwell
W20 Julie Schon
W21 David Cisney
W22 Jennifer Skipper
W23 Mike Crowley
W24 Susan Daugherty
W25 Julie Reed
W26 Mary Wagner
W27 Robert Wagner
W28 april hall
W29 april hall
W30 april hall
W31 LeAnn Rudge
W32 Danica Treece
W33 Bradley Harbaugh
W34 Christopher Suomela
W35 Joshua Rhodes
W36 Shawn Gutierrez
W37 Michele Weaver
W38 Michele Weaver
W39 Chad Taylor
W40 Shane McManus
W41 Brandy McManus
W42 Jessica Stone
W43 Cheryl Umbenhauer
W44 Jeanie Knable
W45 Amanda Kulback
W46 Amanda Kulback
W47 Colby Irvin
W48 Colby Irvin
W49 Colby Irvin
W50 Colby Irvin
W51 Colby Irvin
W52 Colby Irvin
W53 Becky Matea
W54 Brian Watkins
W55 Anthony Heath
W56 Anthony Heath
W57 Gregory Johnston
W58 Gregory Johnston
W59 John Ernest
W60 Jennifer DeArmitt
W61 Jennifer DeArmitt
W62 Kaylee Chilcote
W63 Tim Kleinfelter
W64 D.J. Drenning
W65 Shawn Gutierrez
W66 Rex Watson
W67 Ed Pawlikowski
W68 Michele Weyandt
W69 Michele Weyandt
W70 Cheryl Hammond
W71 Natalie Lillie
W72 Jeremiah Underhill
W73 Lewis Hosler
W74 Glori Onufrak
W75 Keith Magill
W76 Tammy Latshaw
W77 Shawn Quirk
W78 Ryan Magill
W79 Denise Courtot
W80 Cheryl West
W81 Jamie Baker
W82 Toby Mitchell
W83 Marsha Thomas
W84 LeAnn Rudge
W85 Jeff Hall
W86 Brandon Adams
W87 Shelly Rivello
W88 Mary J Miller
W89 Stephanie Zelem
W90 Alexis Devert
W91 John Conway
W92 Douglas Martz
W93 Douglas Martz
W94 Laura Gates
W95 Lance Gearhart
W96 Jared Diehl
W97 Jared Diehl
W98 Jared Diehl
W99 Jared Diehl
W100 Jared Diehl
W101 William Swallow
W102 Dylan Walsh
W103 Dylan Walsh
W104 Stacey Bowser
W105 Kristin Jeffries
W106 Kristin Jeffries
W107 Keith Magill
W108 Keith Magill
W109 Jennifer Magill
W110 Jasper Paige
W111 Todd Thompson
W112 Todd Thompson
W113 Derck Stiely
W114 Derck Stiely
W115 Stephen Houck
W116 JAMIE KOSMER
W117 Matthew Bucci
W118 Brian Beals
W119 Stephanie Garner
W120 Mindy Basinger
W121 Adam Taylor
W122 Patrick Pauly
W123 Lance Gearhart
W124 Shane Kline
W125 Paul Brenneman
W126 Antoinette West
W127 Kevin Corcoran
W128 Aden Russell
W129 THOMAS FAY
W130 THOMAS FAY
W131 THOMAS FAY
W132 Jared Diehl
W133 Jared Diehl
W134 Jared Diehl
W135 Kelly Dunkel
W136 Brian Watkins
W137 Shannon Fegan
W138 Scott Price
W139 Wendy Dunmire
W140 Shavonna Fegan
W141 Shavonna Fegan
W142 Wayne Bilger
W143 Wayne Bilger
W144 Andrew Garner
W145 Richard Dean
W146 cyndi norris
W147 Jennifer King
W148 Jesse Morgan
W149 Jesse Morgan
W150 Jesse Morgan
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So who won?

Jared Diehl

Not trying to tell y’all how to operate your fundraising, but why not mix up the entries when someone purchases more than one instead of just giving them all in chronological order? Just curious.

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Huntingdon Regional Fire & Rescue

Below is the entry list for tonight's drawing for the M&P 15.
W1 Robert Cirko
W2 Kristina Krause
W3 Kristina Krause
W4 Mike Jamison
W5 Kelvin Coder
W6 Kelvin Coder
W7 travis miller
W8 Todd Gaff
W9 Jeff Varner
W10 Jeff Varner
W11 Jason Tyler
W12 Jason Tyler
W13 Aaron Rosenbaum
W14 Aaron Rosenbaum
W15 Aaron Rosenbaum
W16 Aaron Rosenbaum
W17 Aaron Rosenbaum
W18 Alex Grove
W19 Alex Grove
W20 Alex Grove
W21 Alex Grove
W22 Alex Grove
W23 Alex Grove
W24 Alex Grove
W25 Alex Grove
W26 Alex Grove
W27 Alex Grove
W28 Robert Firpo
W29 Robert Firpo
W30 Curtis Heath
W31 Curtis Heath
W32 Curtis Heath
W33 Curtis Heath
W34 Curtis Heath
W35 Curtis Heath
W36 Curtis Heath
W37 Curtis Heath
W38 Curtis Heath
W39 Curtis Heath
W40 Jenn Geise
W41 Robert Adams
W42 Thorn Clark
W43 Thorn Clark
W44 Mike Hall
W45 Thomas McClellan
W46 Thomas McClellan
W47 Carl Mellott
W48 Carl Mellott
W49 Douglas Grubb
W50 Douglas Grubb
W51 Douglas Grubb
W52 Ella Ebaugh
W53 Ella Ebaugh
W54 Ella Ebaugh
W55 Ella Ebaugh
W56 Ella Ebaugh
W57 Scott Depp
W58 Jean Patterson
W59 Leon McHugh
W60 Gary Lechleitner
W61 Darian Wyatt
W62 Darian Wyatt
W63 Darian Wyatt
W64 Darian Wyatt
W65 Darian Wyatt
W66 Carl Fatland
W67 Carl Fatland
W68 Michael Godshall
W69 Bruce Grace
W70 John Wiser
W71 Dorianne Murtiff
W72 Jenn Fowler
W73 Jenn Fowler
W74 Joshua Caratozzola
W75 Evan Weld
W76 Tinesha Curfman
W77 Mark Taylor
W78 Mark Taylor
W79 dalton ness
W80 dalton ness
W81 dalton ness
W82 dalton ness
W83 dalton ness
W84 dalton ness
W85 dalton ness
W86 David Hughes
W87 David Hughes
W88 Neil Singerling
W89 Alex Ferguson
W90 Kevin Corcoran
W91 Donovan Sheppard
W92 Donovan Sheppard
W93 Donovan Sheppard
W94 Randy Everhart
W95 Randy Everhart
W96 Nathan Rowe
W97 Nathan Rowe
W98 David Hughes
W99 David Hughes
W100 Thomas Dickerson
W101 Bryan Carricato
W102 Bryan Carricato
W103 Bryan Carricato
W104 cyndi norris
W105 cyndi norris
W106 Darian Wyatt
W107 Darian Wyatt
W108 Darian Wyatt
W109 Darian Wyatt
W110 Darian Wyatt
W111 Darian Wyatt
W112 Darian Wyatt
W113 Darian Wyatt
W114 Darian Wyatt
W115 Darian Wyatt
W116 Darian Wyatt
W117 Darian Wyatt
W118 Kimberly Diggins
W119 Mindi Crownover
W120 Mindi Crownover
W121 Mindi Crownover
W122 Mindi Crownover
W123 Mindi Crownover
W124 Mindi Crownover
W125 Mike Crowley
W126 Mike Crowley
W127 Mike Crowley
W128 Mike Crowley
W129 Mike Crowley
W130 Mike Crowley
W131 Joshua Caratozzola
W132 Michael Holland
W133 Tom Phillips
W134 Thomas Orzechowski Jr
W135 Matthew Bucci
W136 James Santichen
W137 James Santichen
W138 Kelvin Coder
W139 Kelvin Coder
W140 Kelvin Coder
W141 Kelvin Coder
W142 Kelvin Coder
W143 Kelvin Coder
W144 Kelvin Coder
W145 Kelvin Coder
W146 Kelvin Coder
W147 Kelvin Coder
W148 Kelvin Coder
W149 Kelvin Coder
W150 Kelvin Coder
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