Chaplain Steve Satterfield taught the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Army Families at the Glen Eyrie Castle in Colorado Springs, CO.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield taught the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Army Families at the Glen Eyrie Castle.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield received a stole as he became the 169th Fires Brigade Chaplain in the CO Army National Guard.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield taught "How To Avoid Marrying A Jerk" at the Glen Eyrie Castle in Colorado Springs, CO.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield taught "How To Avoid Marrying A Jerk" at Glen Eyrie Castle in Colorado Springs, CO.

Thank you, Lord, for 9 years on active duty in the Army as a chaplain.

CH Steve Satterfield led a Remembrance for Capt Wilcox in the Finley-Shields Chapel. Lord, comfort her family and friends.

Who: Maldive Anadullah (Director of Religious Affairs) and CH Steve Satterfield

Where: FOB Finley-Shields, Jalalabad, Nangahar Province, Afghanistan

When: 1430, 4 APR 2010

What: CH Satterfield visited with Mawlavi Anadullah, the Director Of Hajj and discussed religions in the US Military. He explained the pluralistic history of the military chaplaincy and how there are several different chaplains (Christian, Jewish, Muslim and Buddhist) within the ranks of the US Army. CH Satterfield continued to explain that if religious services can not be performed other sources are provided. This serves as another example of how cultural and religious barriers are being broken as we work together for stability and peace in Afghanistan.

RELIGIOUS LEADER LIASION
Who: CH Satterfield and CPT Battschinger, Civil Affairs, Provincial Reconstruction Team

When: 31 March 2010

Where: FOB Hughie, Jalalabad, Afghanistan

What: Major Abdul Malek, the Religious Cultural Affairs Officer for the 3rd Kandak, met with CH Satterfield and CPT Battschinger, lead for the PRT Civil Affairs team. There was good discussion on Afghan National Security Forces and Coalition Forces partnership while partaking in chai and fruit. Ch Satterfield will introduce Major Malek to the chaplain who is replacing him, allowing relations to continue as they work together to help Afghanistan.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield praying in Afghanistan.

I only flew a Blackhawk when I first arrived for a tour of the area, but it was fun.

Here's a Canadian Molson helicopter that I've flown weekly to visit my Warriors in E. Afghanistan the last year.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield gave the invocation at the Provincial Reconstruction Team Transfer of Authority.

(I was asked to post this by Inspired Media Entertainment since they sent us games.)

KEYS TO THE KINGDOM GAME REVIEW By SSG Brian Havens, US Army, Jalalabad, Afghanistan

The Keys to the Kingdom video game is a good learning tool for all. I feel it is better used as a tool for children to learn about God. It could also challenge adults in areas of our relationship with God, such as knowing His Word, and knowing it by heart. This is a good ministry tool for those who are in their infant phase and walk with Christ. Good Job!

Chaplain Steve Satterfield at COP Garcia.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield and his CH Assistant convoyed from Finley-Shields to (bottom to top) Kos Kunar to Kus Kash Kowt. It was long and bumpy! :)

Chaplain Steve Satterfield (middle) and his Chaplain Assistant (far right) gave 25 boxes of supplies to children at the school near their Foward Operating Base. Afghan officials were very thankful of the support of the Americans who sent the supplies.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield and an interpreter gave supplies to the girls and boys at the school near their Forward Operating Base. In the past, girls were not allowed to go to school here.

Chaplain Steve Satterfield (right) gave 25 boxes of supplies to the school near his Foward Operating Base. In attendance are the area Education Director and some other Afghan government officials. The boxes came from churches, schools and Operation International Children (Gary Sinise's (CSI-NY, etc.) organization). Thanks, USA, for being so generous!

Officers' Christian Fellowship published one of my pictures showing us helping the Afghans. Because of this, someone contacted me, who put me in contact with Gary Sinise's (CSI-NY, etc.) organization, who sent us 30 boxes of supplies for the needy Afghans. The medic at Garcia emailed Gary, who ended up visiting there. Thanks, Lord, for letting me have a small part in this!