Videos

U.S. Navy Lt. Justin Carp, the chaplain for Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools, and a native of Florida, speaks about the Vacation Bible School that was hosted at Camp Gilbert H. Johnson, North Carolina, June 23 – June 25, 2025. The MCCSSS Command Religious Program provided an opportunity for children of Marine and civilian families to build a spiritual foundation and belief system of who God is and why it’s important to build inner strength from a higher purpose. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Sharon L. McPeak) This video contains music and footage from a USMC enterprise licensed assets from Adobe Stock: Soft Background and Background Soft Interview performed by Meditation/stock.adobe.com, Volunteer coach by Flashizzle/stock.adobe.com, Hug, Embrace by Einero/stock.adobe.com This video contains music and clip art from Lifeway VBS resources: Magnified VBS Theme Song/vbs.lifeway.com/magnified-resources, Magnified Logo, Background, Bee, Leaf, Flowers, Mushroom/vbs.lifeway.com/magnified-resources

U.S. Navy Lt. Matthew J. Brackett, Naval Chaplain, Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools (MCCSSS), says farewell to and shares a prayer with MCCSSS personnel at Camp Johnson, N.C., July 7, 2021. Chaplain Brackett served as the Command Chaplain of MCCSSS from November 2018 to June 2021. (U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Joseph M. Drewsen)

Navy Chaplains explain the importance of spiritual resiliency and emphasize their role in helping to support Marines and Sailors during their service here and abroad. Your Navy Chaplains are here for you and can assist you and your family in an assortment of personal and spiritual needs.

Chaplain David L. Duprey makes a case for spiritual fitness based on CMC guidance provided in ALMAR 033/16. This can be used as stand-alone training or in conjunction with the three part Tier 1 Suicide Prevention series entitled “Are You Willing to be Inconvenienced,” Spectrum Mapping” and “Fire Team Leadership.”

Tier 1 Suicide Prevention and Intervention Are you willing to be inconvenienced? Chaplain David L. Duprey builds on the foundation of UMAPIT 2.0 to ask the critical question of engagement: “Are you willing to be inconvenienced?” This can be used as a stand-alone training or as part 1 of a three part series. The other two parts are entitled “Spectrum Mapping” and “Fire Team Leadership.”

Tier 1 Suicide Prevention and Intervention Spectrum Mapping Chaplain David L. Duprey builds on the foundation of UMAPIT 2.0 to describe an intervention model called “Spectrum Mapping.” This can be used as a stand-alone training or as part 2 of a three part series. The other two parts are entitled “Are you willing to be inconvenienced?” and “Fire Team Leadership.”