Category / Lab News & Views
Here’s what we think! The views expressed here are from the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab! And, of course we want to hear your views as well!
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Gallup: One quarter of Americans have utilized spiritual care services
Breaking from the Gallup Blog, reporting on a survey conducted by Gallup on behalf of the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab: Whether as a hospital patient, a visitor at a nursing home, a member… -
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Lab director’s book named one of Word and Way 2022 Books of the Year
Lab Director Wendy Cadge appeared on the Word & Way podcast Dangerous Dogma in September; her book Spiritual Care: The Everyday Work of Chaplains has been named one of Word & Way's 2022… -
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Lab published in US Army Chaplain Corps Journal
Chaplaincy Innovation Lab leadership and staff recently published "Reflection on the First Amendment of the Constitution" in the US Army Chaplain Corps Journal. The November 2022 issue section "Forum" includes an original reflection… -
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Chaplaincy in The Conversation
Lab Director Wendy Cadge recently published an article on The Conversation on demographic shifts and who provides spiritual care for Americans. You can read "Who’s giving Americans spiritual care? As congregational attendance… -
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WBUR on spiritual care; book launch at BUSTH
WBUR's Radio Boston welcomed Lab Director Wendy Cadge and New England Seafarers Mission Executive Director Stephen Cushing on December 7 to discuss spiritual care today. Host Tiziana Dearing talks with Cadge and Cushing… -
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Field Guide for Aspiring Chaplains: Online CPE
. . . This content is only available to subscribers to the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab. Most archived webinars are restricted to users at the Innovator level. You can become a Subscriber, or upgrade…
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Lab directo featured on Religion Unmuted
Lab Director Wendy Cadge was recently featured on the podcast Religion Unmuted, discussing the work of spiritual care as whole person care. You can listen to the episode below or on Spotify… -
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Chapter 1 of Spiritual Care available in full
Courtesy of Oxford University Press, Chapter 1 of Spiritual Care: The Everyday Work of Chaplains is now available in full at no charge. You can read the chapter, "Introductions," at the OUP website… -
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Big questions…
...and two very different futures for chaplains My new book, Spiritual Care: The Everyday Work of Chaplains, took longer to incubate than my children. My son was one and my daughter was… -
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It’s Considerate to Be Literate about Religion
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