A Jewish rabbi, Catholic priests, and Protestant ministers offer counseling in personal, moral, and spiritual matters. The Mental Health Clinic, under the Command Surgeon, offers complete psychiatric service. The Academy's spiritual aspect, present in all facets of cadet life, provides an extra dimension to traditional learning. The Cadet Chapel, the center of religious activities for the cadet wing, contains Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish worship areas, as well as an all-faith worship room. Chaplains provide all cadets daily opportunities for worship and regularly visit cadet training areas.
Many cadets attend optional service, taking advantage of the chance to grow spiritually.
They participate regularly, share worship leadership and planning, and serve in various ways. You may participate in a broad range of activities related to spiritual and moral growth including Sunday or Sabbath worship activities, daily morning and evening services, special denominational services and activities, cadet choirs, Bible classes, religious discussion groups, values-education classes, and weekend retreats. You may attend church and teach Sunday school classes in local religious education programs when not on duty and participate in one or more cadet fellowship organizations. Organ recitals, guest artists, and special concerts complement the busy regular schedule. Graduation Week, with Baccalaureate services and a long parade of weddings, brings each academic year to a close.