Health

Being present, an intervention that can be demonstrated in countless ways, can be life saving.

Permission to breathe, to celebrate, to grieve, to be present--sacred space is what God desires with each of us.

Nurses agree that our own self-care is insufficient or non-existent. Try out these suggestions to amp up your self-care and reflect glory to God.

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. 

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. 

While nurses focus intently on patients’ needs despite the hazards of care during COVID-19, observers are quietly cheering and appreciating nurses’ selfless sacrifices.

How does God transform us as nurses and followers of Jesus? For this nurse, it’s been via an unplanned, agonizing, and revealing journey.

Nurses care for others with compassion but we often don't take care of ourselves.

Working in a unit full of coronavirus patients induces stress mixed with thankfulness for a nurse in the thick of the pandemic.

This poem originally appeared on The Alliance website of the Christian and Missionary Alliance and is reprinted here with permission.

WE’VE ALL BEEN EXPOSED

a poem by Sarah Bourns

We’ve all been exposed.
Not necessarily to the virus
(maybe…who even knows ).
We’ve all been exposed BY the virus.

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