#Spiritual inspiration series

Sterling Aytes, assigned to the 229th MI Bn. “I love hiking, so it was nice to come and get out and relax,” said Spc. Students said they appreciated the opportunity. Organizers welcome all members of the DLIFLC community, and participants also included at least one instructor and another chaplain. Service members from the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force attend DLIFLC, and about half of the roughly 24 students on the Aug. “They’re able to talk to their friends, refresh themselves and reset for their tasks ahead of them in the coming weeks.” “This hike is one of the ways of just having students have the opportunity to come out of the schoolhouse and come out of their dormitories and just enjoy nature,” said Agbenu, chaplain for the Army’s 229th Military Intelligence Battalion.

With no shortage of breath-taking hikes within a half an hour’s drive of Monterey, the hikes also offer variety and keep in mind the students’ busy schedules they leave at 9 a.m. They take place on the third and fourth Saturdays of each month, and students can go on as many as they’d like.

#Spiritual inspiration series

The hike was one of an ongoing series of nondenominational hikes that bring the school’s language students into nature to alleviate stress, meet people and see the beautiful Monterey area. Instead, the foggy California coast with its old, twisted cypress trees, pelicans and Spanish moss provided a lot of the inspiration for spiritual resiliency-no words necessary. 23, 2022) – Chaplain (Capt.) Yaw Agbenu did not have to do a lot of talking as he led a Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center Spiritual Resiliency Hike at Point Lobos Natural Preserve on Aug.