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In Iraq, chaplain Endel Lee (center, wearing protective jacket) leads a prayer before a convoy leaves base in 2005. Southern Baptists like Lee have a large presence among active-duty military chaplains, and some denominational leaders say they will have to resign when the repeal of Don't Ask/Don't Tell takes effect. Religion News Service courtesy of Baptist Press
A. James Rudin

(RNS1-JUN14) In Iraq, chaplain Endel Lee (center, wearing protective jacket) leads a prayer before a convoy leaves base in 2005. Southern Baptists like Lee have a large presence among active-duty military chaplains, and some denominational leaders say they will have to resign when the repeal of Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell takes effect. For use with RNS-DADT-CHAPLAINS, transmitted March 25, 2011. Religion News Service courtesy of Baptist Press.

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