Walk of A Soldier

Written from participation in the U.S. Marines, personal experiences, and successful outreach projects with Veterans for Christ, all formulated through seminary graduate studies.

The books provides scholarly narratives in examining author’s adventures in founding two military outreaches and leading Veterans for Christ, the multi-award winning military personnel outreach organization in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas that gained attention from both U.S. President’s Barrack Obama and Joe Biden.

Passionately driven to publish this guide to help others created by his personal and professional experiences, Dr. Johnson started compiling doctorial studies from Harvard, Yale, HBUs, Veteran Affairs; testimonies from officers and enlisted; studies with Christians and non dealing with cultural and gender issues in the military that Mr. Johnson found a thread that needs to be acknowledged and enact on.

The books provides detailed experiences, ideas and firmly promotes collaboration between nonprofit organizations, local government agencies, and churches efforts that aims in enabling disenfranchised military communities across the country.

“A definitive selection of author’s “intelligent, fierce, powerful, sensual, provocative support ideas for military personnel for a new generation of readers.”

- Dr. Casal Henry

"Rob Johnson is a founding Board Member for the Veterans Coalition of North Central Texas. He played an key role in developing the Vision and Mission of the Coalition. His expertise in Veteran needs helped to establish programs and outreach. He is still a go to Advisor when in need of community resources, programs, or direction. In all Rob is a great resource to Veterans, their families, and Veteran Service Organizations!” - Nakima Horton

"Mr. Johnson , is a man of valor and virtue. He is a community advocate , a champion of men, and a servant leader! He always goes above and beyond in his work as well as his life!

- Marijke Gray, MPA

Rob Johnson has a great love for his fellow veterans, and for over ten years has ministered to the veterans of the DFW area through Veterans for Christ. This is a model for congregational support of the veteran community, that churches and conferences could learn from. Reports say 22 veterans a day are dying of suicide--ministries like VFC are critical in showing those who struggle compassion, understanding, and care.- Army Chaplain Major Bill Cork