Spirituality at Work: Shaping Institutional Culture from Within

Authors

  • Tom Harshman

Keywords:

prophetic ministry, supervision, chaplaincy

Abstract

As spiritual caregivers in healthcare organizations have evolved from external religious visitors to employed, specifically trained professionals, our roles within the institution have changed. We are now both integral clinical practitioners as well as essential business partners; we impact clinical outcomes as well as operational objectives. In this transition, chaplains have had to create ways to continue to hold pastoral and prophetic relationships within our corporate entities.

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Issue

VOLUME 38: Leadership in Ministry- 2018

Section

THE FORUM

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