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Major Den E. Slattery,
USA (ret.) began his military career in 1968 as an enlisted member of the United States Marine Corps. After
a 13 month tour in Vietnam, he would eventually join the Army and returned to Vietnam for a second tour after being trained
in avionics. After his second tour, “he went on to become an Army Chaplain. Den has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology
from Spring Arbor University, two Master’s degrees from Anderson University, and a Doctorate from Trinity Evangelical
Divinity School. He is currently a Pastor in Ludington, Michigan.” Den E. Slattery is the author of From the Point
to the Cross: One Vietnam Vet’s Journey Toward Faith; Holding Christmas; Knowing God’s Will; and, Life Goes On.
He is also a co-editor of Essential Practices for Those Who Would Be Obedient and Essential
Truths.
According to the book description of
From the Point to the Cross: One Vietnam Vet’s Journey Toward Faith, “The testimony
of a former atheistic Marine point man, who served multiple tours in Vietnam. Hear first hand accounts of God's protection
and provision in his life before he met the Lord. Learn how he experienced a powerful conversion, and was overcome by true
love from His Saviour - so much so that he became an Army Chaplain.”
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The MOAA said of Life Goes
On, “In this follow-up to his book, From the Point to the Cross, Slattery tells the rest of the story
of his struggle with faith during his retirement from the Army. He tells some wonderful stories about dogs, ministry, friends,
Promise Keepers, and about going back to Vietnam for a third time. This is a book about real life that will make the reader
laugh, cry, rejoice, and grow.”
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