![]() ![]() Write a verse on a notecard and slip it into their wallet.Write verses in the blank pages of a journal that can be used for reflection and note-keeping.Write verses on post-it notes and put them in their luggage as they are packing.(You can even schedule out these emails ahead of time to save time and batch your process.) If your service member has access to their email, send a verse once a week.(You can do this to someone who is deployed, too.) When writing to a boot camp recruit, include a verse in your letter.Include a verse or two in Open When letters.If you’re not sure how to use them, try these ideas: Use them all at once or pick one that speaks to you. ![]() These 36 verses come from the Old and New Testaments of the Christian Bible and speak to those who are serving or will be serving in military service and the military families that support them. They can be used independently as a scripture reading, a verse on an invitation, or an inscription on a meaningful gift. Consider them for use during a promotion celebration, send-off for deployment, TAD/TDY, further education, or boot camp, homecoming, or other times of importance. These verses also can be used creatively for special moments in your loved one’s military journey. No matter the branch of service– Navy and Marines, Coast Guard, Army, Air Force, Space Force, National Guard, or Reserves– and no matter if your loved one is a proud sailor, airman, soldier, Marine, or guardian, these verses are applicable to their life of service and sacrifice. From boot camp to deployment, PCSing to promotions these verses can offer a sense of calm and purpose, even in the turbulence of military life. Military service can be a stressful, yet important and meaningful, calling.
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