Patrick Day serves as the Warrior PATHH Program Manager at Camp Southern Ground. He brings thirty years of experience guiding individuals through life’s challenges toward becoming the best versions of themselves.

Patrick is a Chaplain in the Georgia Army National Guard, where he provides spiritual leadership, counseling, and support to soldiers navigating significant life transitions. His distinguished military service includes earning the Meritorious Service Medal during his deployment to the Middle East.

A Presbyterian Minister (PCUSA) with over 28 years of leadership, Patrick has held pivotal roles guiding congregations and nonprofit initiatives. His tenure as Senior Pastor at Northminster Presbyterian Church in Roswell, GA, highlights his expertise in strategic leadership, pastoral care, and community engagement. Patrick excels in fostering unity and promoting dialogue, especially during challenging times, reflecting his deep commitment to empathy, connectedness, and belief—qualities reinforced by his CliftonStrengths as a Gallup Certified Strengths Coach.

Patrick holds a Masters of Divinity from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, where he earned recognition for his scholarship in Classical Greek, and a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor in Religious Studies from Wake Forest University. His professional certifications include Emotional Intelligence Coaching (EQi 2.0), Health and Wellness Coaching, Behavioral Change Specialization, Personal Training, Group Fitness Instruction, and Civil Mediation.

Patrick and his wife Katie reside in Alpharetta, Georgia, and are proud parents of three adult children. His extensive experience and compassionate approach make him an invaluable addition to Camp Southern Ground’s mission and our commitment to the well-being and growth of our community.