I’m reminded in my daily work that it’s only possible by God’s grace, and that we need to depend on Him all the time. We become less independent as we age. Many of our NH residents need to be cared for due to this reduced independence; some are bedbound, and some can’t communicate due to …
Chaplaincy is God’s ministry—Jesus first came to seek and save the least and the lost, and chaplains are called to be His ambassadors: to represent Him and the whole Christian cause by affirming His presence, love, and concern for every aspect of life. Here in the NH, we are in a unique position to provide …
We need empathy, to listen to their fears, worries, griefs, hopes, and dreams… Read More »
Chaplaincy ministry in the NH is about presence and availability. We give these two precious gifts to residents, their next of kin, and nurses, giving them a safe space to talk; we listen, care for, and appropriately respond to their needs, assuring them that they have a friend in us. And as God leads, we …
Chaplaincy as a work that happens outside the church, bridging and connecting her with other institutions (including non-church, non-faith-based ones) by demonstrating God’s love through practical care and comfort, praying over them, and leading them to an awareness of a God working in the background. My involvement started when I was a GB captain, working …
I served as a BB officer and a BB Captain, first with Henderson Secondary School and then at Fuhua Primary School (FPS), before becoming an Assistant Chaplain. Prior to taking on the chaplaincy role and assisting with the GB Companies in FPS and West Grove Primary School, I didn’t know much about chaplaincy, so the …
