It is finally time to share what is new with me! On Monday, August 15, 2022 I will start a new position as Chaplain Resident for UAMS in Little Rock, AR. UAMS is the only level 1 trauma hospital in Arkansas. The program takes on 6 resident chaplains from August through the next August teaching them how to be a chaplain as the resident earns all 4 units of CPE to be a certified chaplain. It is a great opportunity and I'm excited to start on Monday. There is so much more to say about how God has worked in all of this, but for now the announcement is simple.
I will say that I will continue to shepherd pastors through Standing Stone Ministry. I will still have my real estate license, however, my work in real estate will be extremely limited.
The logistics are as such: I will be commuting to Little Rock Monday through Friday. My work begins at 8am and ends by 4:30pm. The morning is for education and the afternoon is for visiting patients. There will be an on-call once a week where I will spend the night in the hospital for emergencies. I will be rising early, but be home for dinner and family time. It is a paid position and offers benefits as well. This was not decided upon lightly. Leah and I have been in great prayer and are hopeful for this year and the future. Our three children know and are supportive. I just told my broker two Mondays ago and while he is sad I'm leaving as office administrator, he knows that God has called me to this.
I would appreciate your prayers if you stumble upon this blog. I will be thrusted into very intense moments in people's lives and God might be all they have at the time.
I will say that I will continue to shepherd pastors through Standing Stone Ministry. I will still have my real estate license, however, my work in real estate will be extremely limited.
The logistics are as such: I will be commuting to Little Rock Monday through Friday. My work begins at 8am and ends by 4:30pm. The morning is for education and the afternoon is for visiting patients. There will be an on-call once a week where I will spend the night in the hospital for emergencies. I will be rising early, but be home for dinner and family time. It is a paid position and offers benefits as well. This was not decided upon lightly. Leah and I have been in great prayer and are hopeful for this year and the future. Our three children know and are supportive. I just told my broker two Mondays ago and while he is sad I'm leaving as office administrator, he knows that God has called me to this.
I would appreciate your prayers if you stumble upon this blog. I will be thrusted into very intense moments in people's lives and God might be all they have at the time.
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