Spiritual Care at the End of Life: The Chaplain as a 'Hopeful Presence'
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Spiritual Care at the End of Life: The Chaplain as a 'Hopeful Presence'

by Steve Nolan

Religion Medicine
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Spiritual Care at the End of Life explores the chaplain’s role in providing spiritual care during the final stage of life. With its focus on the chaplain as a “hopeful presence,” the book offers a thoughtful perspective on compassionate accompaniment and end-of-life practice.

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Spiritual Care at the End of Life examines the place of spiritual care during the final stage of life.

The book focuses on the chaplain as a “hopeful presence,” highlighting the importance of compassionate accompaniment.

It considers how chaplaincy relates to the experiences and needs that can arise at the end of life.

Written by Steve Nolan, this book is intended for readers interested in chaplaincy, spiritual care, and end-of-life practice.

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