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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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The Gate of Healing
From Elizabeth Leiman Kraiem at eJewishPhilanthropy.com; we reproduce the post in its entirety here: During Yom Kippur, we will pray for the opening of many gates, including the gate of refuah shelema: the gate of… -
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The Manual Labor of Chaplaincy
by Gordon Greene A Chaplain’s Body Being a chaplain is hard work. And I mean hard work the way that manual labor is hard work. But I don’t mean manual labor in… -
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The Lab is turning two, and what a year it’s been! We are amazed and pleased by all that has been accomplished in supporting chaplains in these challenging times. You and your… -
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Executive perspectives on chaplains on the healthcare team
Chaplains and spiritual care providers who work in healthcare organizations have been much in the news. Their voices echo from the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Boston Globe, and Slate as they…
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New resources for veteran spiritual care
The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab is grateful to Dr. J. Irene Harris of the Minneapolis VA Medical Center for providing a group of free resources for veteran spiritual care. Learn more about the program…
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What is demand-focused spiritual care?
Demand-focused spiritual care is the idea that to provide the best spiritual care we need to know where the demand is, not just individually but societally: Who in our society is in…
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Educator profile: David Fleenor
Rev. David Fleenor, BCC is Director of Education for the Center for Spirituality and Health at Mount Sinai in New York, as well as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medical…
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Data is not symbolic
Before the pandemic we asked 11 healthcare executives and 14 chaplaincy managers across the country how they gather and use data in the work of spiritual care and chaplaincy departments for a…
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Weekly Chaplaincy Newsletter – Update 8.24.20
THIS WEEK'S - WHAT CHAPLAINS NEED TO KNOW... If you don't receive our weekly newsletter in your inbox, here's what you missed! Please sign up to get our newsletter the minute comes… -
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Notes on the art of managing up
“Managing up” is the idea that we should all do whatever we can to make our boss’s job easier. Much (much!) has been written about how to do this, including how to…
