Comments on: A Table In The Presence by Carey Cash

By: Charles Gray

Charles Gray — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 21:08:47 +0000

What a blessing to see Carey’s progression!! I read the book and met Carey during a PME/book signing tour he did at Quantico years back, subsequently commuted several times with now Brig Gen Fred Padilla (Carey’s CO at 1/5), and have recommended his book to scores of people whose lives were dramatically impacted as a result of reading it. I feel as though I have a kindred connection with him. Additionally, Camp David (his most recent assignment – with Washington Post story about Pastor to the President) is very close to the final destination of a wounded service member charity bike ride (Face of America – April 16 & 17, 2011) later this year. I’ve done it the past 4 years, and it has top priority on my schedule – would Carey possibly be able to attend the closing ceremony in Gettysburg – Seamus Garrahy’s property borders the battlefield.

Charles Gray
USMC retired
Defense Consultant
Booz Allen Hamilton

By: Moya Joslin

Moya Joslin — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 15:55:05 +0000

This book is wonderful and a blessing to anyone who reads it. I have told many people about this book. My Marine son was in Iraq 2 years ago. This book really showed me what our soldiers go through and taught me so much. It also helped me realize that there is still hope for America because all thing are possible through Christ. I pray for a prayer revival in America. Thank you so much for this book and your ministry. I will be praying for you. Moya

By: Rev.Gerald Watford

Rev.Gerald Watford — Wed, 14 Apr 2010 18:19:06 +0000

Great book! I am a fellow Citadel grad and I also served at Camp David as a US Marine under Pres. Reagan. My fellow Marines and I are planning a reunion this summer. We would like to visit Camp David but so far we have not had much success arranging this and I was hoping Chaplain Cash might assist us. If not, fine, my best to you all.

By: John Hoben

John Hoben — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:28:25 +0000

Chaplain Carey Cash’s book is an inspiring, excellent read for anyone wanting to see the protective Psalm 91 shield of faith in action. I was able to read it over the holidays and truly blessed by this book which we’re sharing copies of with chaplains around the world for inspiration in their eternal missions with our allied forces.

John Hoben
Co-Founder, Soldiers Bible Ministry
http://soldiersbibleministry.org
john.hoben@soldiersbibleministry.org

By: Ryan Evans

Ryan Evans — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:24:13 +0000

I was a former rifleman with Bravo Co. 1/5 during the time in which Chaplain Cash wrote this great book. I was hoping to some how get in touch with Chaplain Cash about a salute to the troops my school is participating in. It is a private southern Baptist school in GA.. I was hoping that I could possibly get in touch with Chaplain Cash through email. Is it possible I could get his email address?

By: Tom Ogden

Tom Ogden — Tue, 13 Jan 2009 15:45:03 +0000

I was a machine-gunned in Weapons Co. 1/5. I have since been medically discharged, Feb. 2004. I just recently found this book and I want to say it was a pleasure to find something that told our story so well. I can account for almost all of Lt. Cash’s stories, and if it weren’t for him a lot of men would have had a hard time over there. This is a great book and I would recommend it to anyone. Thanks you all for the support.

By: Lay Leng

Lay Leng — Thu, 31 May 2007 12:59:41 +0000

Greetings from Singapore! I have just read ‘A Table in the Presence’ in one sitting! My heart was gripped by testimonies after testimonies of God’s Providence and faithfulness. Although I am ‘far away’ from war and have no experience whatsoever with the military stuff, I felt compelled to buy the book when I first saw it. It was definitely a right decision. I was encouraged, inspired and awed by its contents. Every page overflows with God’s anointing, God’s love and God’s Presence. I have been recommending the book to my friends! May God bless every US soldier who has gone to war. May God continue to use LT Cash mightily to serve his generation.

By: Beth Curfman

Beth Curfman — Tue, 08 May 2007 16:46:02 +0000

I pray that many Americans will read “A Table in the Presence.” It has touched my life dramatically. The divine appointments and providence of God shows clearly among the troops and thrills my soul to have assurance that many came to Christ through the experience of war. It is true, God does work all things for the good of the Lord. How awesome!! I desire to do much for the soldiers, yet I can only pray. To me, that is an honor.

By: soldiersangel

soldiersangel — Fri, 01 Sep 2006 17:41:41 +0000

I have read, “A Table in the Presence” about 3 times now. The most recent, my boyfriend and I were traveling and I read it to him on the way up and back. He was saying, “Those guys are so lucky”. I said, “No, God was there.” It all made sense to him then. I have a unit that I have adopted in Iraq. I found small paper-back copies of the book and sent it to them. I am anxious to hear their response.

By: Kim Ruck

Kim Ruck — Mon, 26 Sep 2005 23:10:11 +0000

This book is simply AWESOME!!! May God bless Lt. Cash for what he is allowing God to do through him. And I know those Marines are forever grateful to have spent their time over there with such a spiritual leader as Lt. Cash