On behalf of all of the members and staff of our Chaplain Corps community, we would like to welcome you to Team Malmstrom. Together we pray that your time here may be filled with peace and happiness, knowing how important you are to the safety and well-being of our nation. As a member of the Team Malmstrom family, your life may be fast-paced, demanding and, at times, exhausting, but know that it can also be very satisfying and rewarding. The Chaplain Corps and its programs are here to help you if you are working to become more open to God's enriching presence in your life. We are a community of people who care about each other and share the support we all need to successfully and happily live the Air Force life. We invite you to become a part of our Chaplain Corps family with its many opportunities for worship, study, service and fellowship. May God bless you abundantly during your stay at Malmstrom Air Force Base.

Catholic Masses
Daily Mass: Mon - Friday at 11:15 a.m.
Confession: Saturday 4 to 4:45 p.m. or by appointment
Saturday Vigil Mass -  5 p.m.
Sunday Mass - 9 a.m. 

Reconciliation:

Saturday - 4 p.m.

Sunday through Friday by appointment only

Protestant Traditional Service
Sunday - 11 a.m.
 
Religious Education/Bible Studies
Call (406) 731-3721 for current program schedules.

Sunday Christian Ecumenical Worship Services are also offered in Units, call (406) 731-3721 for more information.

Malmstrom's chaplains have received counselor training and welcome open discussion. They offer absolute confidentiality and are here to help. When you face serious personal problems - If a problem is beginning to make you feel anxious, nervous, empty or depressed, a chaplain can provide confidential counseling and direction.

When there are marital or family problems - whether you are experiencing marital/family problems or would just like to strengthen family relationships, a chaplain can provide empathetic understanding and experienced insights. When you face a deployment - all of the chaplains have experienced deployments and can share with members and their family ways to make the separation less painful.  When facing decisions - A chaplain can offer non-judgmental objectivity to help members sort through issues and provide a clearer perspective for decision-making. When someone is to be baptized - A chaplain can explain the significance of baptism as it relates to your faith. Before or after you are engaged - A chaplain can conduct pre-marital counseling and help members address issues such as communication, conflict resolution, transition into married life, parenthood and more.  When a loved one dies, contact a chaplain immediately! They can help you in your time of need with a listening ear, words of encouragement and by their mere presence.

When you know someone in need of help, your referral to the chaplain for a friend in need shows you care. The below list identifies Malmstrom's Chapel Staff:

Ch. (Lt. Col.) David Knight:​
- 341st Missile Wing

- 341st Missile Wing Staff Agencies
 

Ch. (Maj.) Richard Poole:​
- 341st Medical Group

Ch. (Capt.) Dominic Smyth:
- 341st Operations Group

Ch. (Capt.) Trevor Wilson:​
- 341st Security Forces Group
- 40th Helicopter Squadron

Ch. (Capt.) Christopher Pitts:
- 341st Mission Support Group
- 819th RED HORSE Squadron

Ch. (Capt.) Sarah Bendele
- 341st Maintenance Group

Ch. (1st Lt.) Jeremy Jarvis
- 341st Missile Security Forces Squadron
- 741st Missile Security Forces Squadron
- 841st Missile Security Forces Squadron

Religious Affairs Airmen:
MSgt Aleric Hebert (Superintendent)
TSgt Kelly Mays
SSgt Vapsi Brantley
SSgt Rachel Prohaska
SrA Marian Patton
A1C Sara Boucher
 
Together a Chaplain and a Religious Affairs Airman make up a Religious Support Team. Although Chaplains are assigned to groups, you are free to seek whomever you wish.
How to contact your RST:
Duty hours - 731-3721
After-duty hours through the Command Post at 731-3801