Church Leadership, Veterans’ Reintegration, and the Grace of Presence From the Battlefield to the Body
Sacred Ground: Walking Beside a Sister in Arms Before writing about veterans and faith, I think of my friend Sheridin Jones, a member of Linwood …
Posts tagged Chaplaincy
When Shepherds Stay: A Pastoral Reflection on Leadership, Presence, and Lament. Leadership isn’t about fixing every storm, but sitting faithfully in the boat.
True leadership is not measured by eloquence or strategy, but by presence, by the willingness to stay when others turn away. From the pulpit to …
The Importance of Recognizing Our Healthcare Workers Humans need hugs, and COVID-19 has taken those away
Laughter, joy, food and community—key components of what makes us human—tap into areas of our lives that are communal and give us a sense of …
Matt Mundall: Called to chaplaincy
Matt Mundall loves the work of a chaplain—connecting and providing support to people in a medical setting when they need it most. And thanks to …
Nicholas Osborn:
Chaplaincy is one of the greatest venues for sharing the gospel
Chaplaincy has a long history. One could even say that when the Israelites went into battle, priests went with them as chaplains. Chaplains are clerics, …