We Pray
Whatever you are carrying, you can set it down here.
Prayer is a cornerstone of our holistic approach to care, because body, soul and spirit cannot be separated.
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We recognize prayer as a universal source of hope and strength, and we build it into how we care for people, not as an afterthought to the clinical work, but alongside it.
- Anyone, not only patients
- Patients and their families, our own staff, and neighbors who have never walked through our doors.
- Held, not filed
- Every request is added to our collective moments of reflection. If you ask to be called, someone calls.
- Alongside your care, never instead of it
- Prayer sits beside clinical treatment here. It does not replace an assessment, a prescriber or a therapist.
Our spiritual philosophy
Our principles are rooted in biblical truth and belief in God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Faith is active and reflected in how we serve and pray.
Prayer is our way of communicating with God, seeking healing, wholeness, and alignment with His will. We believe in the promise of God as our healer: “I am the Lord who heals you” (Exodus 15:26) and the restoring power of Christ who makes us whole.
As tripartite beings, we recognize the importance of caring for the soul, knowing that healing begins within. Through faith, prayer, love, and service, we pursue healing and wholeness, trusting the words of Jesus: “Go in peace and be healed of your disease” (Mark 5:34), “Your faith has made you well” (Luke 17:19), and “Rise, take up your bed and walk” (John 5:8).
An example of God’s calming presence can be seen in the life of King Saul and David. When Saul was troubled in his soul, David would play the harp, and the music brought relief and peace as the Spirit of God moved (1 Samuel 16:23).
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We are your partners in healing and wholeness.