Partner with us in this incredible ministry.

According to the American Hospital Association, over 33 million Americans are admitted to the hospital annually. Many of these patients are in a dark place battling for their health or their very lives, separated from their normal lives and support system, and feeling lonely and afraid. The vast majority of these patients and their family members receive little or no spiritual care when they need it the most. The church has barely scratched the surface of this huge, critical need - until now. Living Hope Chaplaincy partners with top churches across America to recruit and train amazing volunteers who provide spiritual care to patients, their families, and healthcare workers. Countless lives have been transformed by this incredible ministry.

There are several ways Living Hope Chaplaincy can benefit your church:

1. Living Hope volunteers can visit your hospitalized church members as a supplement to your own pastoral staff and volunteers. When requested to see one of your members, we will let them know their church requested us to visit and will provide you with updates on their situation. 
2. Living Hope will provide an outlet for members of your church who have a passion for hospital ministry and want to impact more lives. The training and hands-on experience they will receive will also allow them to offer better care to your own members.
3. Although we don’t promote any church, often patients or their family members ask volunteers where they go to church. This offers an organic way to introduce them to your church.

There is no cost for your church to partner with Living Hope. There are two ways to partner with us:

1. Contribute volunteers to make hospital visits with Living Hope at least once a week for 2-3 hours (or more, if they desire). The hospital they are assigned to will pay for their parking. There is a minimal initial cost to the volunteers for their immunizations required by the hospital.
2. Contribute financially to help us provide spiritual resources and medical benevolence to patients and their families.