Spiritual Formation

Encounters with marginalized people can bring us closer to God.

“Never forget God called you…” a dying patient tells the nurse caring for him in his last minutes.

A new year can be a chance to hit “refresh” and choose a new, ancient path.

Reflection on our work and our calling as nurses refines and revises our vision.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, left us a template of how to respond when our plans are interrupted.

The sacredness of the ordinary elicits awe and gratitude.

 

Obstacles: When we can’t surmount them, let’s be grateful when God puts someone in our path with a different perspective

What might spiritual gifts look like in a nursing workplace setting?

The spiritual practice of lament is a God-given avenue for expressing sorrow and gaining hope.

Relationships are at the heart of Christy Secor’s new role with NCF.

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