The American Community
Chaplain Corps (AC3)
American Community Chaplain (AC3)
North Carolina
Mission: To provide humanitarian and Spiritual (health) care across the continuum of care. To aid and assist anyone, anywhere that has been affected by a tragedy, crisis, natural disaster, or acts of terrorism, including active shooter events, loss of life (family, friend, loved one), illness in health, and any other tragedy that life brings. We are especially proud to provide services to our Youth, military members, Veterans, First Responders, and their families as well.
Chaplains primarily provide spiritual care and are in many aspects of our community: hospitals, military/Gov’t, hospice, universities/schools, police, fire, rescue, etc...
American Community Chaplain Corps (AC3)
Three (3) Phases of care across the continuum:
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Preventive (Before a critical event) Spiritual Care
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Interventive (During a critical event) Spiritual Care
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Postvention (After a critical event) Spiritual Care
LTC (RET) James Harvey III
Tuskegee Airman - First “Top Gun” 1949
Born: July 13, 1923 - present 100 years old
AC3 Chaplain Tyrone Anthony with, LTC (RET) James Harvey III
Methodology of care is given to help people find meaning and purpose and to help them make moral decisions and act ethically while improving their morale. Care doesn’t stop once a person is well in one area of their life, it continues to see them improve holistically, across the continuum of care.
*This methodology is based on the research and practical work done by, Dr. K. Lewellyn McGhee.
Lt. Col. James H. Harvey III was a pilot with the 332nd Fighter Group, known as the Tuskegee Airmen. He later flew on the team that won the Air Force’s 1949 Gunnery Meet, which history remembers as the first ‘Top Gun’ style weapons competition. Harvey was also the first African American jet fighter pilot to fly in combat, flying in the Korean War. Listen to his remarkable story and share it with friends and family.
'Mission Accomplished' – Tuskegee Airmen recognized for 1949 Top Gun victory.
“We're finally being recognized for something we accomplished 73 years ago,” said retired Lt. Col. James Harvey III, former fighter pilot with the 332nd Fighter Group, best known as the Tuskegee Airmen.
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Phil Anthony
MA,LPC,LCDC
Phil Anthony
Phil Anthony provides professional counseling service and advice to individuals and family members dealing with drug addiction and drug habits, to include chemical and prescription drug abuse of all types. He can also help to arrange counseling, treatment, including inpatient and outpatient treatment services. He brings over 30 years of experience in these fields and more through his service with local government and the private health industry. Phil provides instructional classes, training, follow up counsel, orders lab testing and supervised guidance to referred clients and the general public. He is a credentialed professional with a Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor LCDC).
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