(U.S. Army video by David Poe, Fort Bliss Garrison Public Affairs)

Bliss chaplain community offers reflection during National Prayer Breakfast observance

U.S. Army video by David Poe, Fort Bliss Garrison Public Affairs

“You — matter.”

- 1st Armored Division and Fort Bliss Command Sgt. Maj Michael Williams

Team Bliss gathered for some bacon and eggs with a serving of reflection and fellowship during the National Prayer Breakfast observance at the Centennial on East Bliss last week.

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