7th Annual John Hatch Lecture Series
“Speaking Truth — Seeking Reconciliation”
November 29, 2022, 9:00 am – 2:30 pm EST
United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church (UMMBC), Winston-Salem
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FaithHealth as a Learning System
By Gary Gunderson Every day in the world of FaithHealth, something unique happens. Sometimes it is tragic, painful beyond the reach of language....
FaithHealth Grand Rounds — Drs. Hatcher & Stirewalt!
Wednesday, Sept. 28, 9-10 am On Zoom (see link below) We are proud to have our very own staff, Drs. Bryan Hatcher and Keith Stirewalt, to share about...
Latino Fair 2022 — Saturday, Sept. 17
Sin Frontiers Church • Free Health Exams • Soccer • Bookmobile • Delicious Food
Embedded First Responder Chaplaincy
A New Book by Glenn Davis and Teresa Cutts
First Responders are our most valuable but also most vulnerable public servants. The many stressors of their jobs are life-altering and greatly impact the quality of life for them and their families. They serve and protect us daily, often putting their health and even their lives in peril.
This book shares in depth the work of the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist’s First Responder Chaplaincy Program’s (FRCP) team members. It includes the FRCP’s history, development, staffing and training, and is a comprehensive, descriptive and quantitative effort to highlight and value its work.
FaithHealth Magazine
Winter 2022
- A Conversation with Gene Woods
- Center for Congregational Health: Keeping Churches Healthy, Pandemic and All
- Education as Equity
- Essentials
The FaithHealth Model
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