Greetings from Canada

by The Rev. Chad McCabe on August 03, 2023

Greetings from Canada Beloved Trinitarians!

I hope all is well with you and you are enjoying these last few weeks of Summer fun. While I have been away completing my annual training requirements with the National Guard, I have throughly enjoyed reading the wonderful reports of our ministries and how Trinity witnesses through “Love in Action”, keep it up Trinity!

Also, may we continue to keep up prayers for all those whose lives have been touched by our own beloved Mary Fessey Hackney. That as she has transitioned from this earthly life to the glory of our awesome God, let us follow her living example of a life of faith.

I want to especially thank Bethany and all ministry leaders who faithfully lead us in our mission and ministry while I am away. Truly we are blessed as a Parish to have such gifted and wonderful leaders.

Thank you for your support and prayers of our ministry to our soldiers. In my role as Chaplain I am afforded the honor and privilege to support our soldiers and offer support, encouragement, and ministry in a unique setting that few people outside of the service see. Your support of me and this ministry means so much to our soldiers especially while they are away from loved ones, thank you.

Lastly, thank you for your prayers for the McCabe family especially for Karen and Ethan, until my return. I look forward to coming back to you all next week and continuing our journey together as we provide a beacon of hope to Clarksville and beyond.

Your Servant in Christ,

Chad+

About the Author

The Rev. Chad McCabe

I am originally from the “other” Montgomery County in the great state of Maryland but my adventures in ministry have led me to live and serve in varied communities such as the National Capitol Washington D.C. region, as well as Colorado, and Massachusetts.

Prior to serving in full time ministry, I worked for the Department of Homeland Security for 14 years, and the U.S Armed Forces. Currently, in addition to serving as a Rector here in Massachusetts, I am also a chaplain with the 101^st Engineer Battalion in the Massachusetts Army National Guard and looking forward to transferring over to the Tennessee Army National Guard when we arrive to Clarksville. I am a graduate of the University of Maryland, Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C., and am currently a doctoral candidate at Duke University in Durham, NC.

I have been blessed by God to have been married to the love of my life Karen. We have a wonderful, kind, bright, and energetic son Ethan, who is active in Little League Baseball, Scouts, the All-City Band as a trumpeter and pianist, and currently serves as an Acolyte. Our family enjoys adventures, being in the outdoors, hiking, camping, and anytime we can be together. We also have a very sweet and wonderful dog named Bella who loves being around people and the adventures we go on as a family.