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ACURA 2019
The Association for College and University Religious Affairs will gather at Brown University from November 10 to 12 for its 2019 annual meeting. Registration information will be posted at the ACURA site…
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New issue of Health and Social Care Chaplaincy
Vol 7 No 1 is now available. Readers can find the issue’s table of contents and links to full-text articles at Equinox.
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Funding available for innovative CPE grants
As reported by Transforming Chaplaincy, ACPE’s funding cycle for innovative CPE programs has opened: The 2019 Innovative Program Awards funding cycle is now open! Funded by a portion of funds raised through…
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CIL Founder published in JHCC
Along with Qian Zhang, Jess Shenkel, Sara Paasche-Orlow, Elizabeth Howard, Margaret Bryan, and John N. Morris, Wendy Cadge has published a new article in Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy. You can read…
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Webinar recording: Chaplaincy in New Places
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuFPFVSQegg Chaplaincy Innovation Lab executive director Michael Skaggs interviews LeSette Wright, College Chaplain at Berea College; Ann Kansfield, chaplain in the Fire Department of New York; and Laura Everett, a bicycle chaplain…
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Mapping Muslim Chaplaincy project issues report
The collaborative project to map Muslim chaplaincy, featured among Innovation Lab project leaders, has issued a report on its findings. You can read “Mapping Muslim Chaplaincy: Educational and Needs Assessment” here. This…
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San Diego victim served as sheriff chaplain
From Forward.com: The San Diego rabbi who was shot in the hand during Shabbat services — but insisted on finishing his sermon — has also served as the county sheriff’s chaplain. As…
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Appeals court upholds bar on atheist as guest House chaplain
Via Roll Call: In the decision released Friday, a three-judge panel affirmed a lower court’s decision to dismiss Barker’s claim that his rights were violated under the Establishment Clause, though the judges offered…
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Gallup: American church membership down sharply
From Gallup news: U.S. church membership was 70% or higher from 1937 through 1976, falling modestly to an average of 68% in the 1970s through the 1990s. The past 20 years have…
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