To present the message someone has to go and someone has to help support. Through the affiliation with many groups and individuals the message is being presented.
It is often harder to go than it is to give to a valid, worthwhile ministry. Eternal thanks to the following for their unwavering support.
Providing financial support for the spread of the gospel is the company for which Rickey works:Helical Concepts, Inc. (http://www.helicalpier.com) Without the support of the company and the personnel involved there is no way the talents and abilities granted by God could be effectively used. Thank you Richard, Ronnie, Randy, and Susan.
The International Conference of Police Chaplains (http://www.icpc4cops.org) elected Rickey as Secretary in 2003. He will again be up for election in 2009 and will continue to serve the needs of Law Enforcement through Chaplaincy. Rickey trains on the local, state, national and international levels and is part of Region 7 of the ICPC. (http://www.southcentralchaplains.com)
After pastoring for 18 years, Rickey left the active pulpit to serve Law Enforcement and Fire Departments as Chaplain. He also serves as the Senior Trauma Chaplain for Medical Center of McKinney (
A growing fellowship of believers meets at the Chapel at Chestnut Square in McKinney. Rickey teaches the Word of God each Sunday at 9:00 am. Their prayers and continued encouragement constantly strengthens the ministry opportunities.
Working through International Commission (http://www.ic-world.org) Chaplain Hargrave helps churches and people fulfill the Great commission by going into the world with the Good News. Previous work with IC includes projects in Brazil, Portugal, Scotland, Hungary, Korea, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina. Thank you for allowing me to be part of your team.
Becoming involved in the lives of new couples is an vital service provided by CHAPLAINONE Services.
Follow the links and you will see the dynamic inter-twining of people, prayer, and provision that makes up the ministry of presence practiced by Chaplain Rickey Hargrave.