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Chaplaincy in the News – October 3, 2022
We feature here news from the world of spiritual care as it’s been covered in the broader media in recent days. Have a story you’d like us to share? Let us know!…
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JHU study on chaplains serving in pregnancy-related settings
From The Johns Hopkins Department of GYN/OB: Patients experiencing pregnancy-related concerns desire spiritual support from chaplains, but there is little information on how providing this care affects chaplains themselves. The Johns Hopkins… -
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Invitation to serve as poll chaplains
SoJo Action, from Sojourners, invites chaplains to serve at polling places in the upcoming midterm elections. You can learn more and volunteer here. -
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Webinar on spiritual care boundaries
From our colleagues at the Marsh Center for Chaplaincy Studies: “Caring for Others, But Not at the Expense of Oneself” October 13, 2022, 2:00 - 4:00 pm (US Central Time) This free… -
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New libguide for Paganism
Michelle Mueller, adjunct faculty at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities, has compiled a library guide ("libguide") on Paganism, including resources for Pagan chaplains. You can access the libguide here. -
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Glean Network announces training for fundraising
From our partners at Glean Network: On Wednesday, October 12 at 6:30PM EDT, Glean Network invites you to Learn powerful frameworks and tools for fundraising for your business, organization, or faith community.… -
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Buddhist Chaplain Peer Circle open for October
From our colleagues at the Buddhist Chaplain Peer Circle: Our upcoming monthly Saturday meeting is on October 8th at 9 am PST (1.5 hours) - on peer support, workplace resources, and interfaith… -
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Annual Report for FY22 now available
The Lab has now published its Annual Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022. The report details the Lab's activities over the preceding year, offers an update on ongoing projects,… -
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Chaplains invited to participate in research
From our colleagues at Boston University: We know your work as a helping professional involves unique stressors. Whether listening to others’ burdens, accompanying people through crisis, or helping others process grief, this… -
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Lab findings on chaplain demand published
A key component of the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab's project on covenantal pluralism, supported by the Templeton Religion Trust, has been determining demand for spiritual care in the United States. In March 2022…
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