PART 3: Law Enforcement Series: Police Chief Scott Young of New Hampshire ~ Retired & Re-hired, A Heart to Serve & Mentor

Chief Scott Young, a U.S. Marine veteran, retired after faithfully serving 20 years as police chief in Stafford, New Hampshire. Retirement didn’t last long, though. Chief Young raised the bar with his example when, at the request of the Barrington, NH Police Department, he returned to law enforcement as a patrolman to help train and mentor new and ranking police officers,

Chief Young comes from a lineage of police officers, starting with his grandfather and uncles. Now he, two of his sons, and his brother continue their family story of service to our nation and their communities. His family history also includes generations of service as Marines and firefighters, with several continuing this tradition. What a gift Chief Scott Young and his family are!

But as much as Chief Young loves serving in law enforcement, he shares there’s something even more important to him.

What a privilege to share police officer Chief Young’s insights and wisdom regarding law enforcement, our nation, family, community, and more in this video interview. (Downloadable audio option included.) Enjoy!

AUDIO: PART 3: Law Enforcenment Series ~ Chief Scott Young of NH, Retired & Rehired, a Heart to Serve & Mentor
Click three dots to right of audio player above to download audio version for on-the-go offline listening. 
A FAMILY OF COPS, L-R: Lt. Randy Young (Chief Scott Young’s brother), Officer Jameson Young, Officer Noah Young (his sons), & Chief Scott Young of New Hampshire.

Thank you, Chief Young, for your faithfulness and steadfastness, your example of willingness to step down to serve. #Hero — You remind me of Someone

You may access my series of interviews with law enforcement officers HERE. (Several more are officers lined up for upcoming interviews.)

I’m still accepting participants for my Law Enforcement Series featuring interviews with officers from every state in the USA! Interested parties please contact me HERE.

RESOURCES

BILLY GRAHAM EVANGELISTIC ASSOCIATION RAPID RESPONSE TEAM ~ NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MINISTRY

A Chaplain Ministry of Billy Graham Evangelistic Association offering a law enforcement appreciation program which includes

FREE retreats for Law enforcement officers and their spouses

Seminars

Law enforcement chaplaincy training.

VIDEO ARCHIVES OF BGEA LAW ENFORCEMENT SPEAKERS & EVENTS: https://rrt.billygraham.org/nlem/media-archives/

ADOPT-A-COP ~ “The goal of Adopt-A-Cop is to assign law enforcement officers to a family, group, or individual who will pray daily for them and send a note of encouragement, support and a thank you for their service to the community.”

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Author: Rachael M. Colby

Rachel M. Colby has a heart for reconciliation and a passion to uplift those who serve in tough places. She writes to connect culture's questions with Christianity’s answers, inspire faith, and motivate. She is an award-winning writer in the categories of articles, poetry, devotions, essays, flash fiction, and children’s picture books. Her article The Integration of Oak Ridge (the subject of her WIP) won the 2022 Selah Award for Articles in Print at the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference. She is a longtime member of The Jerry Jenkins Writers Guild and a protégé in the Cecil Murphey Mentoring program. Rachael's work has appeared on the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference Blog, Chicken Soup for the Soul, Christian Devotions, Southern Ohio Christian Voice, Inkspirations Online, in the compilation books Creative Writing Journal: Faith Inspired Writing Prompts & Hope-Filled Poetry, Defining Moments: Memorable and Inspiring Stories from Outstanding Leaders, and The Courage to Write: 62 Devotions to Encourage Your Writing Journey, and in the Oak Ridger newspaper. This Jamaican-born wife, mom, beach bum, artist, and work in progress makes her home in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. She runs on copious amounts of coffee, chocolate, and a whole lot of “Help me, Jesus.”

6 thoughts on “PART 3: Law Enforcement Series: Police Chief Scott Young of New Hampshire ~ Retired & Re-hired, A Heart to Serve & Mentor”

  1. Officer Young shared a great comment in the interview. He said he couldn’t believe how a police officer could do what they without being a man or woman of faith. After letting that sink in for a few minutes, I think that applies to every maninstream occupation. A public school teacher, a factory worker, a banker, and a checkout clerk all have issues in their jobs. True some have more life threatening careers, but God designed society to function best with a biblical thought process. Any time we divert from a Christ-centered society, it breaks down.
    Great interview with Officer Scott!

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  2. Always enjoy your guests, and your insights, Ms. Rachael. Thank you for sharing the chief and his message with us.

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