Spiritual Care

How do we express to God the grief, frustration, and helplessness we and our colleagues have endured this year?

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

A devotional outlining the mnemonic HOPE to help to support relationships.

Praying before patient encounters invites God into the interaction, potentially impacting both patient and nurse.

This blog post was originally published by Key Ministry. It is being re-posted with permission of the author, NCF Staff, Skip McDonald.

Holding the shaking hand of a fearful patient and looking with mercy into the eyes of a desperate person—this is nursing with God-given grace.

When a nurse loses her job for giving spiritual care, what can we all learn about ethical caregiving?

Fully engaging with our patients and colleagues is one means of practicing nursing from a God-centered point of view.

Nurses inevitably undergo transitions, but we can count on God even while encountering change.

The Bible offers practical, positive responses for nurses to apply to a toxic workplace.

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