Can a Buddhist be a soldier? See what the Army’s first Buddhist chaplain has to say about this and other topics in our exclusive interview.
If you would like to know when the DVD becomes available, e-mail us at DVDannounce@chaplainsunderfire.com.
You will receive an informational e-mail with no obligation to buy -- your name and e-mail will be kept confidential.
To document the work of chaplains with the troops, we spent three months embedded with the US military in Afghanistan and Iraq. We chronicled some of our experiences in blogs.
A series of six chaplain profiles and six short videos for the Christian Science Monitor grew out of our three-month embed with the US military in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Most arguments about the chaplaincy revolve around the Constitution, specifically the 1st Amendment. The most recent challenge came in 1986 with a Federal Court of Appeals case. The court upheld the Constitutionality of military chaplains.
CHAPLAINS UNDER FIRE is the title of a film documentary that examines the lives and work of military chaplains and the Church-State tensions at the heart of the chaplaincy.
Independently produced by IHSY, LLC registered in North Carolina.
Want more on the history of chaplains?
Click here for a Fact Sheet
We are independent filmmakers committed to telling a full and unbiased story. To learn more about us, check out the Fact Sheet and Who We Are.
Terry Lee
Nickelson Lawrence
