Jesus Was in the Room

Bethany Miller, a Nurses Christian Fellowship (NCF) staff member in Virginia, opens a window into her journey on the Following Jesus in Nursing podcast. She shares insights about her calling to nursing, of prayer on the hospital floor, and the art of fitting consistent spiritual rhythms into her schedule.

For Bethany, nursing is not just a profession; it's a divine calling that resonates deeply within her. On the podcast, she reflected on how her nursing journey has been shaped by a sense of purpose and a desire to make positively impact others’ lives. "Nursing is more than a job; it's a calling to bring healing and hope to those in need," she shared.

One aspect of Bethany's nursing practice that stands out is the intentional integration of prayer into her daily routine on the hospital floor. She describes heartwarming stories of the transformative power of prayer when patients, families, and fellow healthcare professionals have found comfort and solace through shared moments of spiritual connection.

"Prayer is a powerful tool in healthcare. It transcends boundaries and brings peace and comfort to patients and caregivers," said Bethany. She emphasized the importance of creating a space for prayer within the fast-paced healthcare environment. Bethany's experiences highlight the profound impact that spiritual practices can have on the well-being of both patients and healthcare providers.

Despite the demanding nature of nursing, Bethany firmly believes in consistent spiritual rhythms. She shares practical insights on how she weaves moments of prayer and reflection into her work. From starting her day with a few minutes of quiet reflection to finding pockets of time for prayer during breaks, Bethany demonstrates that nurturing a spiritual life is possible and essential for sustaining purpose and resilience in nursing.

Bethany's story is a testament to the profound intersection of calling, compassion, and faith in nursing. She exemplifies embracing one's calling and infusing consistent spiritual rhythms into one's schedule that enable us to find purpose and fulfillment in bringing healing and hope to those we serve.

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