Military Chaplaincy
First Korean Baptist Church Louisville
July 24
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About My Family
Chaplain Peter Bahng was born in 1967 in Seoul, South Korea. In 1994, after graduating with a master’s degree in English and literature, he was commissioned as a Republic of Korea naval officer through an officer candidate school and served as an English professor at the Republic of Korea Naval Academy until July 1997.
In August 1997, he came to the United States to work toward a master’s degree in education and teaching English as a Second Language certification. He received ordination and endorsement through the North America Mission Board (NAMB) of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) in 2005.
Chaplain Bahng has been married for 20 years to the former Sanghee Susan Bahng of Louisville, Ky. They have two children, Samuel (18) and Nathan (15). Samuel is currently at the U.S. Military Academy West Point.
In August 1997, he came to the United States to work toward a master’s degree in education and teaching English as a Second Language certification. He received ordination and endorsement through the North America Mission Board (NAMB) of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) in 2005.
Chaplain Bahng has been married for 20 years to the former Sanghee Susan Bahng of Louisville, Ky. They have two children, Samuel (18) and Nathan (15). Samuel is currently at the U.S. Military Academy West Point.
About My Ministry
Chaplain Bahng serves as the chaplain for Brian D. Allgood Army Community Hospital and the 502nd Field Hospital, serving Service Members, Department of Defense civilians, contractors, family members and local national employees. He provides direct religious support to BDAACH, the 502nd Field Hospital and Camp Humphreys Community.
Chaplain Bahng serves as a senior clinician of the Brian D. Allgood Army Community Hospital and a Chaplain for the 502nd Field Hospital, providing counseling and pastoral care ministry to the hospital community.
Chaplain Bahng serves as a senior clinician of the Brian D. Allgood Army Community Hospital and a Chaplain for the 502nd Field Hospital, providing counseling and pastoral care ministry to the hospital community.
SBC Chaplaincy
Chaplaincy is a "frontline" ministry that is vital to the extension of the local church. Chaplains reach the lost among the thousands of men and women in the U.S. Armed Forces, correctional facilities, healthcare settings, public safety, disaster relief sites and corporate environments. SBC Chaplains care for the broken, offer hope to the hopeless, and advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ in hard to reach places. The qualifications expected of a Southern Baptist applying for endorsement as a chaplain or counselor are established by the using agency and the Chaplains Commission, SBC. These qualification requirements vary according to the type of chaplaincy or counseling ministry involved but all are expected to meet a high level of ministerial competence. A basic qualification from the Chaplains Commission, SBC, is that an applicant is a Southern Baptist who is a member in good standing with an SBC church. Additional qualification requirements may involve certain age limits, educational background, ministry experience, physical condition, financial and credit history, citizenship eligibility for a security clearance, certification by certain national organizations, and other qualifications specific to the Using Agency or Chaplains Commission, SBC. If you are interested in pursuing next steps as an SBC endorsed chaplain from your church, explore the possibilities at Send me. For more information about SBC Chaplaincy, visit www.namb.net/chaplaincy.
