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Muslim Chaplaincy. Practice, Research and Recognition The conference link How do we tend to the spiritual needs of humans and the planet in a changing climate? Join this discussion series on July…

Navigating Climate Spiritual Care A Learning Community for chaplains, pastors, educators, lay leaders, and spiritual seekers October 2024 – March 2025 Mondays • 7.00 – 8.30pm (Eastern) • Online Spiritual care in…

An important message about the future of the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab and its community  June 27, 2024   Dear Friends and Colleagues, Thank you for all your kind words upon my appointment as the…

Dana Fachner, MDiv, is a former chaplain and current doctoral student at the University of Arkansas. Dana seeks participants for the following study: Calling all Healthcare Chaplains! Please consider participating in this…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 21, 2024 Ruderman Family Foundation and Chaplaincy Innovation Lab Launch Mental Health Support Training for Spiritual Counselors in Colleges Across Massachusetts The new initiative, which will train pairs…

Faith Counts invites submissions for an essay series by chaplains: Chaplaincy: An Essay Series Faith Counts, a multi-faith nonprofit that promotes the pro-social value of faith in U.S. society, invites you to…

Colleagues at Penn Medicine and Ascension Health are currently seeking chaplain participants for a study of the impact of COVID-19 on chaplains: Changes in Religion/Faith/Spirituality in Healthcare Chaplains during/post COVID-19 Dear Healthcare…

Colleagues at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital are seeking chaplains for an ongoing research project: Improving Palliative Care Teamwork in ALS - IMPACT ALS The purpose of this study is to better understand…

A new article by Lab Senior Advisor Professor Shelly Rambo (Boston University School of Theology) is now available in Journal of Pastoral Theology. You can find "Making a Case for College and…

Late in 2023, the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab entered into conversation with Richard Thorne, a highly regarded and deeply respected leader in the Clinical Pastoral Education community. Over the course of a long…