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Dr. Todd Fowler

Todd Fowler joined the U.S. Navy in 1989, serving in both Desert Shield and Desert Storm as a Damage Controlman (DC) on board USS Juneau. In 2000, he joined the Coast Guard where he worked as a DC instructor and attended school at night. In 2007 Todd received a commission to serve as a Navy Chaplain, officer, and LDS Missionary until he retired in late 2017. Along with his service in the military, Todd has also been teaching online courses for Brigham Young University and Grand Canyon University for 12 years. He currently lives in St. George Utah with his wife Rani and has four children, four grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.

Todd’s accolades include:

  • Doctor of Ministry in Marriage and Family Therapy – Amridge University
  • Master of Arts in Divinity – Regent University
  • Master of Education in Leadership in Higher Education – Northcentral University
  • Master of Sciences in Leadership and Management – Amridge University

Published works:

  • You God, and PTSD: Faith Based Healing in our Military’s Chaplain Corps (2014)
  • Second place winner in Oil Paintings at the 2018 DSU Sears Art Department Showcase with “Upon My Knees”
  • “Be Still My Soul” is currently being displayed in LDS Church Headquarters and used as the cover image of the text book at LDS Chaplain School at Brigham Young University
  • Sweepstakes overall winner in Oil Paintings at the 2018 Peach Days Fair in Hurricane, Utah
  • 1st place winner in Oil Paintings at the 2018 Peach Days Fair in Hurricane, Utah
Years serving my country as an LDS military Chaplain has afforded me the blessing of helping my brothers and sisters work through both trauma and celebration. Coupled with a master’s in divinity and a doctorate centered on PTSD, I learned how powerful art can be in helping people deal with suppressed trauma. After retiring from the Navy in 2017 I began studying art under Del Parson and McGarren Flack, which has opened a new world to me in self-expression and personal healing. When I put on my headphones, grab my brush and newly mixed paints, I easily lose myself in the process of painting, which often feels like a spiritual experience. On each canvas, I try to pull out emotions I’ve personally felt and only work on one small piece at a time until something clicks, and I feel it’s been painted the way it was meant to be. My father stood in front of one of my first paintings and wept. My hope and prayer, is that when others view my work, they will be moved by the same type of emotion.

Dr. Todd D. Fowler
US Navy Tactical Chaplain LCDR (ret)
Father Canst Thou Hear Me?
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I feel that having a painting of Christ in our homes or in church helps to bring the spirit of peace to our souls in times of need. I painted this scene as I thought of Christ’s time in Gethsemane as He prepared to take the weight of the world upon His shoulders. This oil painting holds much significance for me, and hopefully for others, too.

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“Any great work of art can stop time and your ability to breathe if only for a moment. It can heal a broken soul, comfort the grieving, and move people to change the world. It can either be a glimpse into heaven or a terrifying peek of hell.”

Dr. Todd D. Fowler
US Navy Tactical Chaplain LCDR (ret)

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