Privacy Policy

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Military Ministry takes your privacy seriously. No personally identifiable information can be gained by us from any Military Ministry web page without your knowledge. Your IP address, your computer’s operating system (i.e., Windows, Macintosh, etc.) and web browser (Internet Explorer, Netscape, Safari, etc.) may be logged by the system. We may use your IP address to administer our site and solve problems. Your IP address identifies only your Internet Service Provider (ISP; the company through which you connect to the Internet). More detailed identification of a user through the IP address is theoretically possible (this is true of all websites), but only with the cooperation of the ISP; we do not seek such identification of any user.

Cookies

Our website uses cookies to track when your computer visited our site most recently.

Forms

If you fill out and submit a form from a web page, that information is used only for the purpose stated on the page. By filling out a form on a web page, you are agreeing that we may use the information you have provided for that purpose.

We keep a record of the information you supply, so that we can provide you with services you have requested. If you wish to be removed completely from our records, you may request this by contacting us by email or at 757-928-7200.

We will not pass on your information to any third party. We will not use your information to solicit funds or purchases from you, except if you have provided your information through a web page that clearly states it is for that purpose. Nor will we add you to any mailing list (e-mail or standard) without your knowledge and permission.

External Links

Our site contains links to other websites. We are not responsible for the content on those websites, nor for their privacy practices.

Message Boards

This site may include message boards (also called discussion boards or online forums). Please be aware that any information you post on a message board is fully available to the public, and you should exercise discretion about what you post. By posting any information to a message board you agree that the information will be made public and you assume all risk for how it is used by any member of the public.