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CIL colleague receives Howell Award
The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab is pleased to congratulate our colleague Allison Kestenbaum for receiving the 2022 Doris A. Howell, MD Award for Advancing Palliative Care. From awarding organization CSU Shiley-Haynes Institute for… -
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Pall. care chaplains sought for focus groups
The Religion and Spirituality Special Interest Group of the Palliative Care Research Cooperative Group and Transforming Chaplaincy are seeking focus group participants among chaplains working with dementia patients. We are looking for… -
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Event: Nat’l symposium on pall. care ed & research
From our colleagues at the CSU Shiley-Haynes Institute for Palliative Care: The in-person National Symposium for Academic Palliative Care Education and Research in San Diego, CA, has been moved to April 21-22,… -
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Chaplain featured in Chicago Tribune
From the Chicago Tribune: Chris carries much in his spiritual care tool bag: prayer, meditation, counseling, Healing Touch, reiki, dignity therapy, the Enneagram and advanced care planning, among many things. His favorite… -
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Chaplaincy counts in the Episcopal Church
From Lab colleague David Fleenor: We believe that chaplaincy counts in The Episcopal Church, so we want to count the chaplains of the Episcopal Church. Supported by a grant from the United… -
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Spiritual Care in the 21st Century – Chapter 4 excerpt
Spiritual reflection draws on a chaplain’s interreligious and multireligious literacy, but doesn’t require expertise in all religious traditions. Chaplains also do not have privileged knowledge about the nature, content, or function of… -
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After theology, what?
Language Words are funny. They create worlds. In the beginning, God creates by speaking. In the beginning, Adam’s first job as garden poet-in-residence was to name things. In the beginning. Words are… -
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Chaplaincy in the News – Feb. 7, 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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Lab discussed in Tricycle article
Pamela Gayle White, recently featured in THIS Is What A Chaplain Looks Like, has published an article in Tricycle on Buddhist chaplaincy. You can read "Where the Buddhist Chaplains Are" here. White… -
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Staff Care in the Emergency Department
In the middle of the Emergency Department at Indiana University Health Methodist Hospital, there is an “island” of work stations. A five-foot-tall glass wall separates the north and south sides of the…
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