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I am learning this important truth as I undertake my first unit of CPE. May blessing continue in your life.
CPE is a wonderful time. I completed a year of CPE, it will be a formative time for you. Blessings!
Very good read. I’ve learned a lot from being a hospital chaplain. One being that instead of being the “fix it guy,” I enjoyed being a presence to patients, normalizing and humanizing their experiences. Often, I have found that I have encountered the Divine Presence in their midsts.
David, Excellent reflection. I absolutely agree and get furious when I hear a young clergy say they “don’t do pastoral care”……..it is the core of what we do, it is the “Hands on” presence of Christ. I, too, have been the recipient of the grace of pastors who came in my time of need and it is an absolute blessing. I have also been the presence of Christ to persons in my congregations and I know it made the difference. Hope your family member is doing well. Peace.
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