“Honoring the Past, Guiding the Present, Inspiring the Future—in Christ.” From A Chaplain's Heart.

  • More Than a Job: How Caregiving is a Sacred Calling from God

    More Than a Job: How Caregiving is a Sacred Calling from God

    Caregiving is more than a task—it’s a sacred ministry. In the quiet, repetitive moments of service, God sees your heart. This devotional affirms the weight you carry, connects your work to Christ’s example, and reminds you that every act of care is an act of worship.

    Continue Reading

  • From Child to Caregiver

    From Child to Caregiver

    When the parent who once cared for you now needs your care, the roles reverse — and no one hands you a script. In this gentle reflection, discover how to honor your parents without losing yourself, find grace in the struggle, and see caregiving as sacred work in God’s eyes. A heartfelt reflection for adult…

    Continue Reading

  • A Shared Fight: Lifting Each Other Up

    A Shared Fight: Lifting Each Other Up

    “Barbara told me I had touched her life. I told her she had touched mine. And in that moment, we raised our fists and declared together: ‘Fight, fight, fight.’ It wasn’t just a chant—it was a shared cry of courage. A symbol of standing together in the face of hardship.”

    Continue Reading

  • The Power of Presence

    The Power of Presence

    “You don’t have to have all the answers. Sometimes, just being there is enough.” A Gentle Reminder for Caregivers and Families In the whirlwind of caregiving—doctor visits, medication schedules, emotional highs and lows—it’s easy to feel like you’re not doing enough. But here’s the truth: your presence matters more than perfection. I remember sitting beside…

    Continue Reading

  • “It Is Hard to Forget You” — A Story of Presence, Pain, and Grace

    “It Is Hard to Forget You” — A Story of Presence, Pain, and Grace

    She ran toward me from the front of the Chapel, arms open, eyes full of emotion. ‘It is hard to forget you,’ she said. ‘Thank you, thank you.’ Her words carried the weight of a moment we both remembered—a moment when presence, not persuasion, saved a life. That day, I was reminded that sometimes, the…

    Continue Reading

Search for an article