Category / Chaplaincy in the News / Lab News & Views
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Lab partner offering support groups for chaplains
From our partners at the Danielsen Institute at Boston University: CHRYSALIS program to support chaplains’ well-being—enrolling now for fall cohort! Are you feeling lonely? Burnt out? Longing for something more than just… -
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Do Americans know what chaplains are? We’re not sure.
A new article in the Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy from Lab researchers offers a landmark analysis of chaplaincy’s high value to those in need and significant challenges to the profession’s public… -
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The Spiritual Infrastructure of the Future
Wendy Cadge, Chaplaincy Innovation Lab and Brandeis University Delivered at The Chautauqua Institution Interfaith Lecture Series July 11, 2023 Introduction Religion is really different now. Have you noticed the churches for sale… -
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Learning opportunity in moral injury
Our colleagues at the Shay Moral Injury Center of Volunteers of America have launched their new Moral Injury Certificate Program. More information is available below. Details Dates: October 2 - December 20,… -
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Aerosmith and Bostonian Chaplains
Larisa Waya, Staff Chaplain at the Center for Spiritual Care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, recently submitted a reflection to the third annual writing contest “Boston in 100 Words.” Her flash story “Aerosmith…
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Giving opportunity in Buddhist chaplaincy
The International Network of Engaged Buddhists is seeking modest funding to support an upcoming event on Buddhist psychotherapy and chaplaincy. You can support this project through the Global Giving platform. More on…
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Fellows Presentations at Emory CCSH
Compassion-Centered Spiritual Health at Emory University will host presentations on spiritual care by CCSH Fellows in CBCT Compassion Training on July 10, July 17, July 24, July 31, and August 7. Full…
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US Army Chaplain Corps Journal, May 2023
Our colleagues in military chaplaincy, or those interested in military chaplaincy, may be interested in The US Army Chaplain Corps Journal. The Journal is publicly accessible at no charge. You can find the May… -
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Call for submissions: Healthcare chaplaincy in a pluralistic context
From Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy comes this call for papers on healthcare chaplaincy in a pluralistic context: Aims of the Special Issue: The goal of this special issue is to examine how the… -
Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy publishes special issue on chaplains of color
The Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy has published a special edition on the history and experiences of chaplains of color. Lab leadership and colleagues across spiritual care practice contributed to the edition, and we…
