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Category: stories we tell ourselves

3 Jul 2020 Chaplaincy / stories we tell ourselves

What one person caring for people in hospitals looks for.

I haven’t written much about the pandemic. I’ve been too busy living in the middle of it, going to work

What I say when loved ones die

Talking to people after a loved one’s death is scary. This Is Hard gives you words from a hospital chaplain that will help you know what to say, and not to say. It won’t get easy, but you won’t be lost.

A book for when our hearts need the words to pray.

Sometimes we need words to help us pray. I pray every Sunday in a hospital chapel and then share those prayers at 300wordsaday.com Now, a year of those prayers are gathered in “God. We Need You”: A Year of Prayer in a Hospital Chapel. Buy it now in paperback or on Kindle.

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For the worst days in people’s lives, how can we offer the best care?

That’s what chaplains are always asking. That’s probably what you are asking yourself right now. Or you will.

We’ll do what we can to help you, with scripts, stories, resources, and help.

Thanks for stopping by.

Jon

Here’s how to start your next (or first) funeral.

When you are asked to do a funeral and you aren’t sure where to start, start here. Giving a Life Meaning: How to lead funerals, memorial services, and celebrations of life, is like an email from a pastoral mentor.

So you know…

Jon is not engaged in rendering medical or psychological or legal services, and this website and content is not intended as a guide to diagnose or treat medical or psychological problems, or to provide legal advice. If you require medical, psychological, or other expert assistance, please seek the services of your own physician or mental health professional or attorney.

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