Who Are The Faith Community Nurses?
They come from diverse backgrounds. Your FCN may come from the surgical or neonatal area of a hospital, or be working in the community as a health care provider. Faith Community Nursing Coordinator: Margie Kreitler, MS RN If you are interested in joining FCN or wish to speak with us about a health issue, please contact the First Church Office by phone or by e-mail. All information shared with us will be kept confidential unless you present issues that indicate you are a danger to yourself or others. Why Faith Community Nurses? When Christianity began, the church was a major influence in all dimensions of life, looking after people’s emotional and physical needs as well as their spiritual concerns. Over the years, health care became the domain of the medical community. But in recent years, we have become more aware of the powerful connection between a person’s physical condition, mental state and spiritual well-being. Hence the concept of “whole person health care.” Having Faith Communi
They come from diverse backgrounds. Your FCN may come from the surgical or neonatal area of a hospital, or be working in the community as a health care provider. Faith Community Nursing Coordinator: Margie Kreitler, MS RN If you are interested in joining FCN or wish to speak with us about a health issue, please contact the First Church Office by phone or by e-mail. All information shared with us will be kept confidential unless you present issues that indicate you are a danger to yourself or others. Why Faith Community Nurses? When Christianity began, the church was a major influence in all dimensions of life, looking after people’s emotional and physical needs as well as their spiritual concerns. Over the years, health care became the domain of the medical community. But in recent years, we have become more aware of the powerful connection between a person’s physical condition, mental state and spiritual well-being. Hence the concept of “whole person health care.” Having Faith Communi
