Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 5: Cultivating Space…for Death?
Chaplaincy and Pastoral Counseling

Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 5: Cultivating Space…for Death?

Each year the COMISS Network promotes Spiritual Care Week. It is an occasion to recognize the different disciplines who offer spiritual care to persons. The theme for 2019 is Cultivating Space. Throughout this week you will hear from CBF endorsed chaplains and pastoral counselors as they focus on this theme. Below is Part 5. Learn more about … Continue reading →

Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 4: We Were Here First
Chaplaincy and Pastoral Counseling / Healthcare Ministries / hospitality / Pastoral Care

Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 4: We Were Here First

Each year the COMISS Network promotes Spiritual Care Week. It is an occasion to recognize the different disciplines who offer spiritual care to persons. The theme for 2019 is Cultivating Space. Throughout this week you will hear from CBF endorsed chaplains and pastoral counselors as they focus on this theme. Below is Part 4. Learn more about … Continue reading →

Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 3: Maintaining the Spirit
Chaplaincy and Pastoral Counseling

Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 3: Maintaining the Spirit

Each year the COMISS Network promotes Spiritual Care Week. It is an occasion to recognize the different disciplines who offer spiritual care to persons. The theme for 2019 is Cultivating Space. Throughout this week you will hear from CBF endorsed chaplains and pastoral counselors as they focus on this theme. Below is Part 3. Learn more about … Continue reading →

Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 1—Hospitality: Cultivating Space
Chaplaincy and Pastoral Counseling / hospitality

Spiritual Care Week 2019 Part 1—Hospitality: Cultivating Space

Each year the COMISS Network promotes Spiritual Care Week. It is an occasion to recognize the different disciplines who offer spiritual care to persons. The theme for 2019 is Cultivating Space. Throughout this week you will hear from CBF endorsed chaplains and pastoral counselors as they focus on this theme. Below is Part 1. Learn more about … Continue reading →

General CBF

A reflection on the shooting at Fort Hood

Three of my soldiers were wounded but not killed. Numerous others were traumatized after seeing the mayhem. Over the next couple of hours I heard horrific stories of blood and gore mingled with acts of heroism and bravery. Continue reading →

General CBF / Missions

Endorsement Ought to be a Relationship

Dozens of men and women each year are making the decision to have the CBF be there endorsing body because they believe in the work of the CBF. Shouldn’t their affiliation with CBF be a relational interaction of mutual care and support? Continue reading →