The Forgotten Man examines the system which demands that the hardworking man and woman support the lifestyles of those who will not provide for themselves. The Forgotten Man “is the simple, honest laborer, ready to earn his living by productive work.” Instead, he is often at the mercy of the machinations of government leaders who are all too eager to force the Forgotten Man into economic servitude for the benefit of those who refuse honest gain for honest work.

William Graham Sumner was sometime Professor of Political and Social Science at Yale University. He advocated free markets and liberty with restraint. While some of his views about the social development of mankind are less than agreeable, the ideas expressed in this essay are worth reflection in light of the state of modern society.

Softcover. 48 pages. Sparks Media. ISBN 9781934788059.

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“The Army Chaplain” is a poem by Daniel Henderson. The poem was originally published in Life’s Minstrel: A Book of Verse in 1919. The poem describes the ministry of an Army chaplain, his soldiers, and his feeding their souls with the courage of Christ.

Paper. 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″. Sparks Media. ISBN 978-1-934788-04-2. $1.25.

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Father Sparks stated, “I hope that ArmyChaplaincy.com will serve the public and the Chaplain Corps by providing useful information and meaningful interaction to further the mission of the Corps in providing religious support to the United States Army.”  He hopes that several chaplains will contribute to the site in order to provide additional insight on chaplaincy ministry and to possibly recruit clergy to the Corps.

The site is intended as a public forum on the ministry of chaplains. It will include such topics as ministry in combat, chaplaincy qualifications, ministry tips, program suggestions, and resources for chaplains.