Chaplain Dismissed from Navy for Praying "In Jesus' Name" Awarded Highest Honor for Courage in Face of Adversity by Kentucky Governor

WorldNetDaily Staff/TN : Mar 12, 2007
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The Kentucky resolution reportedly honored "Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt for service to God, country, and the Commonwealth of Kentucky."

Kentucky Gov. Ernie Fletcher has awarded Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt (recently dismissed from the U.S. Navy for praying in "Jesus' name") an honorary commission as "Kentucky Colonel" for courage in the face of adversity, the highest honor bestowed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The Kentucky resolution reportedly honored "Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt for service to God, country, and the Commonwealth of Kentucky." (Photo: World Net Daily)

Now, according to a report in WorldNetDaily, Klingenschmitt plans to embark on a 50-state tour, to pray "in Jesus' name" at each state's Legislature, and is seeking church and legislative sponsors for his work.

To read more of the Kentucky ceremony and Klingenschmitt's tour plans, click on the link below.