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Rev. Carl Bassett

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“Patriots! Who are We, Anyway?”

Reverend Carl Bassett, March, 2024

Resume of Reverend Carl Bassett 

  • He has been an ordained Minister of Religion in the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod for over 34 years.

  • He has been a Chaplain for the Federal Bureau of Investigation for over 28 years.

  • He has been a Chaplain in the Michigan State Police for over five years.

  • He served in the United States Navy for four years, including two combat tours in Vietnam.

  • As a senior member of the FBI's Critical Incident Response Team, he was privileged to serve and assist  First Responders and workers at the World Trade Center site days after the terrorist attack on September 11th, and was instrumental in the removal efforts of the World Trade Center Cross discovered in the rubble of Building 6, which now resides in the World Trade Center Museum.

  • Prior to becoming a Pastor, he worked in Heath Care as a Technical Director of a Hospital Pathology Laboratory.

  • He and his wife Lisa, have been married for almost 51 blessed years, and have three children and two grandchildren.

  • His ancestors came to America on the second trip of the Mayflower ships (Fortune), and settled in the original Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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Rev. Carl Bassett & Lisa Bassett

We are extremely honored that Reverend Carl Bassett and Lisa Bassett have joined and will be supporting the Core Spiritual Leadership Team at Heal Our Land.

  • The primary goal in our efforts is the Evangelistic opportunities that are being created today to bring people to Christ by praying that Almighty God will hear our prayers and Heal Our Land by the way of a Spiritual reawakening.

  • A second goal is to remind Americans who we are, and from whence we came and come together to peacefully stand in action by serving and protecting what the Lord has Blessed us with by supporting those churches and organizations who Stand for the Lord and the Freedom He has provided.

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