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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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New article from Lab on higher ed chaplaincy
Journal of College and Character has published a new article from the Lab, in connection with the project Campus Chaplaincy for a Multifaith World. You can read "How Do Colleges and Universities… -
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Chaplains and Imagination at Great Ormond Street Hospital
Sofia Pauca is a graduating senior at Princeton University. She invites feedback and comments at smpauca@gmail.com. The chapel at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children is a space both built for and…
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Conversation Circles for Chaplains of Color: Updates, Innovations, and New Groups
Lab Research Associate Aja Antoine writes at Fetzer.org about the launch and progress of the Lab’s Conversation Circles for Chaplains of Color: In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, racial reckoning, and…
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Mayo Clinic chaplains launch program to ease stressors for staff due to COVID-19
Originally published by Mayo Clinic’s News Center: Mayo Clinic chaplains have received a grant to launch “Together: We’re Better,” a pilot initiative to address social isolation, compassion fatigue and emotional exhaustion in staff…
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Case studies now available for use
As part of the project Educating Effective Chaplains, we are excited to launch a series of case studies that will pair with a forthcoming textbook. These four case studies were developed by… -
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Globe mag: Chaplains and the rise of on-demand spiritual support
The Boston Globe magazine has published a feature-length article on contemporary chaplaincy, which we encourage everyone to read closely. Wendy Cadge, Lab Director, is quoted in the story: “They see a different way to…
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Educator profile: Rochelle Robins
Rabbi Rochelle Robins is Co-Founder and President of Ezzree Institute, a graduate seminar that places clinical chaplaincy at its center. She worked with the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab on the Educating Effective Chaplains… -
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Lab launches Beginner’s Guide to Spiritual Care
When the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab launched its Field Guide series in the fall of 2020, we realized that we were making many assumptions about what interested individuals already knew about chaplaincy and spiritual care. More…
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Lab receives grant from Templeton Religion Trust
Cross-posted from Brandeis University WALTHAM, Mass. (March 1, 2021) – The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab received a $1.5 million grant from the Templeton Religion Trust for a three-year study and conversation about the…
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Guest post: Lessons learned after thirty years on the job
Eileen Stone, MDiv, BCC (Retired) Pursue a broad education. Do not limit yourself to your specialty too early in your preparation. It will give you an entry point with and an appreciation…
