Our mission is to create and disseminate knowledge of the role that spirituality plays in health and healing.
Work in healthcare? Need support with spiritual issues? Please join us for our first-ever spiritual support group meeting and see how you can work through spiritual issues that arise in the context of health professions.
April 24 / 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
This intimate "evening of stories" will celebrate personal experiences of spiritual/special/sacred moments in medicine. Four narratives will be shared, each from different perspectives, with time for discussion at the end of the evening.
April 23rd / 5:30-7:00 pm at ISH

"Meditation" encompasses many different form of practice. This panel will allow attendees to learn about the great many varieties of meditative practice, across both Eastern and Western traditions. Come to learn from three experts in the field!
May 14, 2013 / 5:30-7:30pm
I grew up in Shreveport, LA which was the home of the great pianist Van Cliburn. As most know, Cliburn was taught piano by his mother who also taught many others in town. Among them was Anna Jean Price whose father was pastor of Life Tabernacle. Anna Jean was taught well and became an accomplished pianist in her own right. She married and had five children, four beautiful daughters. Two of her daughters, Vangie and Lydia, served as a receptionist in my medical office at the Plastic Surgery Center in Shreveport. Both were incredibly intelligent as well as beautiful. I loved having them work at my front desk so everyone would think I was responsible for their beauty. I was not, of course; their beauty came from God by way of the Price family genes. Not only is Lydia intelligent and beautiful, I recently learned she is also a gifted writer. Read her essay on Van Cliburn and I think you will agree: http://luluslines.wordpress.com/

Our mission is to create and disseminate knowledge of the role that spirituality plays in health and healing.
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