What happens when nurses and nursing students get together and tell stories of God's healing work in the lives of patients?
"God gets the glory as the one who heals," said Miriam Robinson, NCF Campus Volunteer. She prayed for weeks with the student leaders of the NCF chapter who hosted the event, "Holistic Healing," at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro.
There are nearly 200 students in the nursing school at Rose State College in Oklahoma -- and more than 150 (75%) have opted in to the campus chapter of Nurses Christian Fellowship. Here is how one faculty advisor uses web ministry to affect the lives of nursing students.
I asked the unit manager of a busy outpatient oncology unit, "What do you look for in hiring for your unit?" She responded emphatically, "The nurses here have to be team players, ready to step in for others."
Saturday, October 6, 2012
8:45 AM - 3:30 PM (Registration & Continental Breakfast start at 8:15am)
Reflections from Sue Palo, NCF member
Dear Friends,
Morgan Hennessey is a world-changer. Morgan is a 2011 nursing graduate who is unemployed but not discouraged. God has nudged her to use this time of job-hunting to reach out to local nursing communities about how they can help combat human trafficking.
This is the second part of an interview with Mary Thompson who served in various roles with NCF since her days in nursing school in the 1960s. Mary was the NCF National Director from 1984 to 2007. In