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chaplain
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chaplain
Hospital care A member of the clergy who provides for the spiritual needs of Pts and families. See Prayer.
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The chaplaincy is still supported by Canada Ministries, which gives grants of $41,400 each year to 13 different university chaplaincies.
Beyond church walls: chaplains touch lives, heal hearts, and look ... by MacLachlan, Amy / Presbyterian Record
University chaplaincies should be more involved in managerial decisions relating to religion on campus to help combat extremism, according to a report published this week.
Chaplaincies 'need to combat campus extremism' by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Tensions exist between the need to ensure full-time chaplains are paid and protected effectively and the need to ensure that the part-time or sessional chaplaincies are effective, safe and of good quality.
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