One film of a Chapel of the Air telecast service held January 14, 1962, conducted by Chaplain Carl W. Mc Geehon; order of service includes hymns, prayer, choral music by Chapel choir, musical anthems, and sermon entitled "The Living Word of God" by Chaplain Ralph R. Pace, who later joined the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.

This collection consists of one film of a television broadcast on January 14, 1962. The order of service included a choral prelude to the Chapel Choir, "Lord, Guard and Guide the Men Who Fly," and an invitation to worship, followed by the hymn "Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing." A prayer hymn, prayer, and choral response were next in order of service. After a greeting from the Chaplain, Carl W. Mc Geehon, presentation of offerings an offertory anthem, "Onward Ye Peoples," the morning message was delivered by Chaplain Ralph R. Pace, a major assigned to Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona. Pace was a clergyman of the Baptist Church who, in 1978 after retirement from the Air Force, became a special assistant in the Office of Development for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association.

Pace's sermon was titled "The Living Word of God," in which he preached about the uniqueness of the biblical record, which needs no apology or apologetics. Its unity, its answers to basic questions of life, and its introduction to the person of Christ all provide the power to overcome the darkness of the world, which he likens to that of the Carlsbad Caverns.

The service is approximately thirty minutes in length and has been filmed in black and white. The collection includes a printed order of service.