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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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…
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Educator profile: Mike Langston
Rev. Dr. Langston joined the faculty of Columbia International University’s Seminary & School of Ministry in 2011 and has taught Chaplain Ministries since then. Before coming to Columbia, he served as pastor…
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Reflections from the Frontline of COVID-19: Chaplain Kaytlin Butler
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for chaplains has come to the forefront of public conversation, as evidenced by the stories and news coverage of their care and support of hospital staff,… -
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Guest post: Reframing burnout
This post originally appeared on the website of The Rabbinical Assembly. Reframing Our Concept of "Burnout" by Len Muroff, Hospice Chaplain, Los Angeles Compassion fatigue During my early days as a Hospice… -
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Guest post: The Power of a Delusion
by Betty Morningstar, clinical social worker in private practice in Newton, Massachusetts, former pastoral care associate at Hebrew SeniorLife, and former Continuing Education Faculty at the Smith College School for Social Work. Meet Peg Peg…
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Weekly Chaplaincy Newsletter – Update 8.10.20
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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Reflections from the Frontline of COVID-19: Chaplain Rachelle Zazzu
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for chaplains has come to the forefront of public conversation, as evidenced by the stories and news coverage of their care and support of hospital staff,… -
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Reflections from the Frontline of COVID-19: Rabbi Rachel Van Thyn
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the need for chaplains has come to the forefront of public conversation, as evidenced by the stories and news coverage of their care and support of hospital staff,…
