A new report by Theos, explores how chaplains have supported people during the crisis, and how care has changed with restrictions on physical presence.
Among those on the front-line of the Covid crisis, there are people whose job it is to provide spiritual and pastoral care for anyone who needs it. Throughout the pandemic, chaplains, faith advisors and pastoral carers have been supporting the isolated, offering a listening ear to the anxious, and comforting the ill, dying and bereaved.
This report called is entitled “Relationships, Presence and Hope: University Chaplaincy during the COVID–19 Pandemic.”
You can download, read and share this new research by Theos which explores the contributions of university chaplains during Covid, the challenges they have faced, and what can be learned from their experiences.
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