Combat Faith Home Page

The Combat Faith web site is dedicated as a Christian encouragement and education site for individuals who wish to strengthen their faith in God, for those with challenging and serious issues related to relationship struggles, substance abuse, and alcoholism, and also for veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorders (PTSD) from combat experiences.

The best place to start exploring the web site is by reading about Our Ministry.

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The founder of this lay ministry, Allen Clark (read Allen's bio), is a West Pointer, who served in Vietnam in covert operations after being transferred in-country (airborne-qualified) and assigned to the 5th Special Forces Group. Allen did not attend the official Special Forces officer training course at Fort Bragg, but was proud to have been assigned to the 5th Special Forces Group. He believes the motto, code, and warrior spirit as exemplified by the official Special Forces professional soldiers are worthy of emulation and use in the spiritual arena to help heal his fellow veterans.

VISIT ALLEN'S BOOK SITE HERE TO OBTAIN INFORMATION OR TO ORDER HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

Wounded Soldier, Healing Warrior (Zenith Press, Feb. 2007, ISBN: 0760331138)

A Personal Story of a Vietnam Veteran Who Lost His Legs but Found His Soul

“Allen’s story has the potential to touch many lives. It is a message of struggle, perseverance, courage, and hope.” — from the foreword by Ross Perot

Visit Allen's book website for Wounded Soldier, Healing Warrior.

Please feel free to email Allen Clark with any questions you may have or to send any suggestions for this web site. His email address is allenbclark@aol.com.

The mailing address for Combat Faith is:

P.O. Box 796862

Dallas, TX 75379-6862

ATTENTION COMBAT VETERANS OF ALL WARS - About PTSD

For all warriors needing healing there are some key factors that apply universally. Combat PTSD stems from dangerous situations where their or their comrades’ lives/health were at stake. Most combat veterans with PTSD had multi-traumas rather than just one traumatic incident. The following information on PTSD anecdotes was provided to me by a fellow Vietnam veteran who was wounded in Vietnam as a Navy Corpsman assigned to the Marines. After the case study for each war, there will be suggestions for a spiritual approach to the issues affecting veterans: