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EPISODE · May 14, 2020 · 41 MIN

A Spiritual Warrior's Journey with Reverend Bill McDonald

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Army Vietnam Vet Rev. Bill McDonald is a multiple NDEr and STEr, minister, chaplain, Yoga Meditation Teacher, PTSD consultant, an award-winning poet, international motivational speaker, artist, film adviser, veteran advocate, Scuba Instructor, a Vietnam Veteran who was awarded The Distinguished Flying Cross, The Bronze Star, The Purple Heart Medal, 14 Air Medals, The Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry, etc. He founded The Spiritual Warrior Ministries which provides free chaplain services for the military community across the USA. It is an all faith alliance of ministers, reverends, rabbis, even self-ordained chaplains who represent a rainbow of faiths and beliefs. The only two rules for the ministries are that it be self-funded and there is no preaching any dogma. The chaplains are encouraged to work with these men and women on spiritual issues without trying to convert them. All religions are honored and respected. He also founded The Military Writer's Society of America to help encourage veterans to express themselves in books as an effort to help with their PTSD, as well as to preserve history by recording one veteran's personal history at a time. The MWSA has over a thousand members and is recognized as the largest military genre writer's group in the world. Rev. Bill has been involved with a dozen films and documentaries and is author of his autobiography, A Spiritual Warrior's Journey. His other books include, Alchemy of a Warrior's Heart, Purple Hearts, Sacred Eye and Warrior A Spiritual Odyssey. www.interviewswithinnocence.com/blog/23

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