Sentences with word «chaplaincy»

The first Director, from 1958, was the Rev. Kenneth E. Reed, Ph.D., who is Director of Chaplaincy Services at the Methodist Hospital of Indiana.

Because general hospitals, unlike most mental hospitals, were under many kinds of administrative auspices (churches, community funds, self - perpetuating boards, as well as public agencies), the advance in chaplaincy service within them has had to take a variety of financial patterns.

These qualifications were formulated in consultation with the College of Chaplains, Division of the American Protestant Hospital Association; the Department of Ministry, the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.; the Jewish Chaplains» Association; and the Division of Chaplaincy Services, United States Catholic Conference.

Our Advisor and artist member Tobi Kahn was featured with EMET, his meditative space created in 2002 for the HealthCare Chaplaincy in New York.

In recognition of his contributions of time and lead funding, the University of St. Michael's College dedicated the Joseph and Justina Barnicke Catholic Chaplaincy at St. Michael's.

The National Schools Chaplaincy Program breaches the spirit of the Australian Constitution.

«However, we recognise the importance of faith and the positive impact that it can have on the lives of offenders, which is why there are multi-faith chaplaincy teams in every prison.»

Please refer to the ACT National School Chaplaincy Program Guidelines for more details about the program.

Fortunately, the Catholic chaplaincy on campus is vibrant and orthodox.

The treatment of some of these persons will continue to require institutions, hopefully much improved institutions, where ministry can be brought through our present chaplaincy model.

She is a member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) and of the British Association for the Person - Centered Approach (BAPCA) and is accredited by the UK Board of Healthcare Chaplaincy (UKBHC).

There is a big inconsistency in the structure and spirituality of university chaplaincies throughout the country.

Warren Evans, Chief Executive of Sports Chaplaincy UK, told Premier about the evangelistic side of the program.

«It was probably the year 1975, when we were living in Winston - Salem and my husband was in hospital chaplaincy training, that I felt such a need for some better communication and sharing in our marriage.

Being church-less but studying theology and aiming for (paid) chaplaincy work puts me in the firing line for # 4.

Of the very few existing multilevel institutions that serve alcoholic patients, the most notable experimentation with chaplaincy service has been at the Georgian Clinic in Atlanta.

Sports Chaplaincy UK said the role of a sports chaplain in a gym is similar to that of a chaplain involved in more traditional club sports with the same «values of presence, excellence, relationship, confidentiality and humility being paramount».

Some accounts, notably those offered by some hospital chaplains and seminary students practicing hospital chaplaincy, conveyed primarily a comic sense of life.

This has become an issue in the military chaplaincy of late and chaplains are now encouraged «to use the more inclusive language of civic faith» when praying with religiously diverse audiences.

It can be seen from the windows of the upper room of the Catholic chaplaincy on the High Street.

The Community Chaplaincy Association hopes stronger engagement would stop inmates abandoning a journey to faith they may have started behind bars during meetings with a prison chaplain.

Lucinda van der Hart chats to Rev Joanna Jepson who set up the first chaplaincy to the London College... More

At the end of my time in prison chaplaincy, I had become a different sort of theologian, as well as a different sort of minister.

We do know that professional healthcare chaplaincy does have a positive impact on the well - being of patients, their families and upon healthcare providers themselves.

a new chaplaincy program at school, called Café Club, where parents can come together, connect and share information about how they each support their children

At the Anglican chaplaincy there was great excitement about the fact that the congregation included the philosopher Norman Malcolm, one of Ludwig Wittgenstein's former students.

Instead, I've taken the route of ministry / service through chaplaincy, nonprofit organizations, and teaching.

Actually, I am thinking of transitioning from chaplaincy to teaching.

Lucy Mackain - Bremner, chaplaincy co-ordinator to Leweston School in Dorset and a graduate of the Emmanuel School of Mission in Rome, gives an insight into the reality of modern street...

Click here to listen to Premier's Eno Adeogun speaking with Matt Wall at the Community Chaplaincy Association:

When a rabbi writes to a newspaper about Israeli policy, or when evangelical parents make their views about science and religion known to a school board, or when a Methodist congregation gives a send - off to a daughter of the church who is entering the navy chaplaincy, they are expressing a public faith.

The NSS report says «Salary cost of NHS chaplaincy services: # 32,014,475.

This essay examines in broad strokes what healthcare chaplaincy currently offers, reviews some of the current spiritual -LSB-...]

If you seek a religious studies teaching job or chaplaincy position in an independent school, don't hesitate — apply now.

Typical church - council undertakings were hospital and campus chaplaincies, teacher training, women's activities, social services planning, radio and television production, and research and planning.

In 1531 St John of Avila was imprisoned for his view that «it was better to give almsthan to found chaplaincies,» a view which had much in common with Illuminism, but he was eventually cleared.

Since opening, Eton staff time is still critical given that six sernior members of Eton staff (including the Head Master and Lower Master) are governors but, more importantly and directly impacting on Holyport pupils, Eton provides the Latin teaching (2014/15 and 2015/16), chaplaincy support, and staff mentoring for the NQT in Art and the newly appointed Head of Expressive Arts.

Yes, the modern chaplaincy originated in Christianity, but it has evolved to so much more than that.

Also, if you don't want to «fall for a scam» that's ok, Christ didn't go begging people to beleive in Him (guy who wanted to bury his dad, rich man, etc.), but I think (getting back to the article) that it's important if we are in the position of Chaplaincy then we should share the good news of Christ focusing on His love for us in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us.

By TINA AKANNAM, Dutse The Bishop of Kano / Jigawa Diocese, Bishop John Namaza Niyiring has declared that the 10 Catholics who were killed in cold blood by a terrorist group during last Sunday Mass at St. Stephen chaplaincy, Bayero University Kano are martyrs.

The atheist chaplaincy is just a maudlin imitation of Christian life: weekly meetings, text studies, tithes, and even rallies (revivals?)

> All Thursday talks take place at 7.30 pm in Turnbull Hall, University of Glasgow Chaplaincy, 13 — 15 Southpark Terrace, Glasgow G12 8LG and are followed by refreshments and Night Prayer.

I'm also going into a program to become a Spiritual Director and considering chaplaincy.

My hope is this will communicate the message that all our congregations should be centers of compassion and care in the life of community, rather than simply pastoral chaplaincies serving only those who show up at our doors.

In several instances, Catholic students quite understandably prefer to attend a local parish rather than be isolated in a sometimes - cliquey chaplaincy environment.