Spiritual Fitness

Inner Strength From Higher Power

“There is no substitute for the spiritual in war. Miracles must be wrought if victories are to be won, and to work miracles men’s hearts must be afire with self-sacrificing love for each other, for their units, for their division, and for their country.”

- 13th Commandant, General John A. Lejeune

Take your Chaps to Work

Each MOS is unique and critical in meeting mission. For those interested in having a member from the RMT as an additional teammate for the day, complete the request below and we'll reach out to schedule a day that works best

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Request
Prayer

Prayer is a significant act of communication of all religions as a source of strength and comfort. Through a personal relationship with the Transcendent, a sense of hope, peace, and connection are found. Make your request known below.

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UNITED

A Monthly Worship Gathering

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This potluck gathering invites service members and their families from each company to unite in one space for a time of praise and worship the last Wednesday of each month at the 22 area amphitheater from 1100-1230.

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Religious Needs Assessment

Complete this quick and simple online form and begin to have your religious needs met

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Benefits
of
Spiritual
Fitness

Spiritual fitness is built on a foundation of values and ethics that guide Marines toward appropriate decisions at the right time—in combat, in garrison, and in their personal lives.

The Marine Corps’ core values of honor, courage, and commitment define how all Marines think, act, and fight.

Spiritual fitness contributes to mental, emotional, and physical well-being by providing a source of inner strength, resilience, and perspective.

Spiritually resilient Marines do what’s right, not what’s easy. Doing what’s right increases strength of character and spirit. Embracing what is right starts with embracing personal values and the Marine Corps’ core values.

Humor and laughter are central to a meaningful life and help Marines endure the inevitable tough times and build connectedness.

Spiritual fitness is not directly tied to a particular belief system or religious practice, but participating in an organized religion may be part of someone's spiritual identity.

SPOTLIGHT

1CRR is filled with hard working marines and sailors, and your efforts in offering your best, day after day, is worthy of recognition. If you'd like to have a fellow service member recognized for potential public praise, complete this quick survey