Category / Chaplaincy in the News / Public Service
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High Expectations and High Support
This podcast posted by Annals of Emergency Dispatch & Response. Chaplain Russell Myers, Allina Health EMS, talks about the role of chaplains in EMS and emergency dispatch. He discusses research he’s conducted about the most stressful EMS calls… -
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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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The Benefits of EMS Chaplains
This article originally appeared in the March 2021 issue of EMS World. Reprinted by permission. by Russell Myers A 9-1-1 caller frantically told the dispatcher a 9-year-old child had been seriously injured in… -
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BOOK REVIEW: Han, Be the Refuge: Raising the Voices of Asian American Buddhists
Making invisible visible Elaine Yuen, PhD, Educator and Chaplain Making the invisible visible – a skill often engaged in chaplaincy practice – is one that seeks to find words and narratives that…
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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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BOOK REVIEW: Sanford, Kalyānamitra: A Model for Buddhist Spiritual Care
Buddhist Chaplaincy Offers Spiritual Friendship as a Model for Care Jamie Beachy, PhD, ACPE Certified Educator Naropa University Buddhist practitioners are entering the field of professional spiritual care in increasing numbers and…
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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…
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Press release: Announcing Lab funding from Henry Luce Foundation
Chaplaincy Innovation Lab at Brandeis University receives $750,000 from Henry Luce Foundation BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY, Waltham, Mass.: The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab received two grants totaling $750,000 from the Henry Luce Foundation in the… -
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Learning from a Home Health Chaplaincy Research Project
Guest post by Rabbi Sara Paasche-Orlow BCC, and Mandi Rice, MDiv At the beginning of 2020, Hebrew SeniorLife began a modest study in collaboration with the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab (CIL) and funded…
