Life & Work

Vocational discipleship

Nurses outside North America are more greatly impacted by the pandemic, but faith and connecting with fellow nurses have been a life raft for some.

A stack of stones is a visual and spiritual reminder of God’s answers for our prayers.

Confronting racial injustices in our country is a spiritual war for which a nurse shares action steps to engage in the battle.

Health care isn’t the only significant factor a nurse has to consider in a missions setting. 

A nurse’s knowledge, skill, expertise, certifications and job title are insufficient to really love and serve one’s patients and colleagues. What’s the essential ingredient? 

Nurses who want to serve in mission settings of any kind can start living missionally right now. 

A devotional about God's light shining through the darkness of our world.

Self assessing for well-being in each dimension of our lives is an essential practice for nurses who want to stay strong professionally and personally. 

COVID-19 has pushed conferences online—that’s good news for nurses and students interested in global missions. The Global Missions Health Conference provides a profusion of workshops, missionary speakers and mission organizations available via your favorite device.

As Christian nurses, we can respond best to the COVID 19 pandemic by acting on God’s truth, refusing fear, serving our faith communities, and modeling rest. 

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