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Senior Chaplain Colonel Terry L. Morris International Fellowship of Chaplains, Inc. |
Terry Morris is a retired Lieutenant with the Pontiac Police Department. He has been in Law Enforcement for over thirty-four years. Terry is married to Patti Morris. He has an Associate Degree: Law Enforcement/Mental Health, a Bachelor of Science Degree: Police Administration/Criminal Justice, and awarded Doctor of Chaplaincy Degree, a Certificate in Electronics Engineering (Approx. 125 Cr. Hrs.) and 20 Cr. Hrs. in “Biblical Studies”(CBC). Terry has served as a police training coordinator/Law Enforcement instructor. Also as a Trainer/ Instructor with organizations such as Promise Keepers, Royal Rangers, Honor Bound, American Red Cross, NRA and the Michigan DNR. Sr. Chaplain Morris holds Certificates of Specialized Training in “Mass Disaster & Terrorism” (I.C .I.S.F.), “Public Works: Preparing for/Responding to Terrorism / WMD incidents” (NERRTC/DOJ/ODP), “Management Development “(MCCC), “Critical Incident Management,” “C.E.R.T.: Train-the-Trainer,” as well as numerous others in both Law Enforcement & Related fields. Terry is a member of the International Critical incident Stress Foundation (ICISF), the Oakland County Crisis Response Organization (OCCRO), the Oakland County Health & Human Services CJSM Team (OCHHS), the Dept. of Veteran Affairs/Emergency Management Grp./National Disaster Medical System: Crisis Response Team, the IFOC Special Response Group (SRG) andhe is the Michigan representative for the National Police Suicide Foundation (NPSF). Senior Chaplain (Colonel) Terry L Morris is an Ordained Chaplain (Life Member) of the International Fellowship of Chaplains, Inc. He is the I.F.O.C. Secretary, a member of the I.F.O.C. Executive Board of Directors and a Lead Chaplain Trainer. At his church he has served on the Board of Deacons and coordinates security and the Usher Ministry. He also serves in the local community as a Police/Public Safety Chaplain and as a “backup Chaplain” for the Fraternal Order of Police (Metro-Pontiac Lodge #132).
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