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Marilyn Fleming explains how the responsibility to strive for high-level wellness in all areas of our lives—responsibility to God, to our families, to ourselves, to the work in the Kingdom, and to society—is the core around all that the Parish Nurse does in her ministry. (July 2006)
Elaine Irons gives tips for reducing the stress of holiday activities. (November, 2005)
Mary Hanke talks about pealing back the layers of self—and the guilt that can result.
Eileen Altenhofer writes about what she learned from interactions with those who were facing the end of life.
Parish nursing is evolving into "faith community nursing." Carol Story discusses what this shift means for parish nurses, clergy, and faith communities. (Aug-2005)
What will be the impact of increased numbers of older persons on the life of your congregation? Sybil Smith suggests some issues that congregations should ponder.
Carol Story shares current research on measuring outcomes in parish nursing practice and discuss the importance of program evaluation.
Rev. David F. Carlson describes ten practical options a congregation can practice in order to understand and experience more of the fullness of healing ministries.
Deacon Stan Franco tells the story of Mother Marianne and her many "yeses" to Jesus. (Aug-2005)
Lynda W. Miller explains what a true sense of humor is and why it's so important for good health.
Sybil Smith considers how the aging of the silent generation and baby boomers can affect congregations.
Being healed doesn’t always mean being cured of an illness.
from Awakenings
A true sense of humor is the ability to laugh at yourself.
from Vitamin 'H' Promotes Health
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