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Ski champion's message of courage gives soldiers
10/20/2005

In the mid-1990s, Beaumont native and national water-ski jump champion John Kennedy "Kenny" Vaughan was a man consumed with fear. He allowed it to control his life so much that it nearly quenched his dreams. Vaughan gave up the chance to reach for the stars because he was afraid to fail.
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Soldiers Find Strength in God's Word
04/05/2004

By Lee Webb CBN News Anchor The shields are the creation of Kenny Vaughan, a champion water ski jumper, who overcame his fear of competition by trusting God's Word.
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Hawaiian Church Donates Inspirational Dog Tags to Troops
01/01/2004

U.S. Army Spc. Sean Kimmons 25th Infantry Division Public Affairs SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii--Around the necks of soldiers deployed in Iraq are their military dog tags. They go where the soldiers go and are their identity in peace and war.
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Bible's words a 'Shield of Strength' for soldiers
11/29/2003

By Bobby Ross Jr ASSOCIATED PRESS A "Shield of Strength" hung on the chain around Capt. Russell B. Rippetoe's neck when the Army Ranger and two other soldiers were killed in a car bomb explosion at an Iraqi checkpoint.
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'Shields of Strength' provide hope, comfort for soldiers
11/27/2003

By Bobby Ross Jr. ASSOCIATED PRESS A"Shield of Strength" hung on the chain around Capt. Russell B. Rippetoe's neck when the Army Ranger and two other soldiers were killed in a car bomb explosion at an Iraqi checkpoint. The 1-by-2-inch shield, which Rippetoe wore along with his military dog tags and a Christian cross, displayed a U.S. flag on one side and a quote from Joshua 1:9 on the other: "I will be strong and courageous. I will not be terrified, or discouraged, for the Lord my God is with me wherever I go."
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Scripture tags offer hope, comfort to soldiers in Iraq
11/15/2003

A "Shield of Strength" hung on the chain around Captain Russell B. Rippetoe's neck when the Army Ranger and two other soldiers were killed in a car bomb explosion at an Iraqi checkpoint.
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