A properly trained Chaplain can be a powerful tool in the midst of chaos, simply by being present.
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We had a wonderful 2023 and 2024 is looking just as strong! We will be adding fire departments to the roster of departments FRCC serves, and we’re very excited to be assisting first responders.
East Allen Fire Company, Station 46, has joined us and will be our Western-most station for us to serve.
Bethlehem Township Police Department, is now part of the FRCC family of care. We are immensely honored to be working with the Bethlehem Township Police.
Colonial Regional Police Department started with FRCC on January 1, 2023.
On April 1, 2023, Hecktown Volunteer Fire Company, Station 53, wanted to make FRCC their official Chaplain organization.
Plainfield Township Volunteer Fire Company, Station 36, is FRCC’s northern most station in Northampton County. Eager to participate and have its members benefit from the services FRCC is offering, PTVFC officials jumped onboard with FRCC on May 1.
Chaplain Bissey with Station 14, Chaplain Fonterosa with Station 25 and FRCC, and Chaplain Keady with Station 17 and founder and president of FRCC, at the dawn of April 30, 2022, of an all-night fire with response from over a dozen departments.
Recent article in the Morning Call, Allentown, PA on First Responder Chaplain Corps and Rev. Peter Keady.
A properly trained Chaplain can be a powerful tool in the midst of chaos, simply by being present.
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