Are you someone who wants or needs to do a unit of Clincal Pastoral Education, but don't know how you can fit it into your schedule? This program is designed for you!

Please note: This type of CPE unit is rare and suits our students well because a student can continue to work and take classes while they do CPE.St. Francis Regional Medical Center in Shakopee MN will offer a
Super-extended Unit of Clincal Pastoral Education (CPE)

• September 16, 2013 - May 9, 2014
• 12 hours per week
• 3 hours of weekly group seminar
• 9 hours of pastoral care ministry (negotiable around your schedule)

For more information about this opportunity to deepen your pastoral care ministry, contact Mark Mallinger, Chaplain and ACPE Supervisor, 952.428.2537 or mark.mallinger@allina.com

The Allina CPE Center offers Level I, Level II, and Supervisory Clinical Pastoral Education and is accredited through the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Inc., 1549 Clairmont Rd, Suite 103, Decatur GA 30033, www.acpe.edu

Shawn Mai, manager of the spiritual care department and CPE at United Hospital, announces he has one opening for their summer unit. Shawn wants UTS students to know they are accepting applications for that final position. Visit http://www.acpe.edu/index.html for application information. For more information about the United CPE summer unit, please contact:

Shawn Mai
Spiritual Care Department
United Hospital, St. Paul MN
Shawn.Mai@allina.com

Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, Indiana
Summer Level I CPE, Extended Unit Program
One-Year Residency - September 2013 - August 2014
Stipend: $23,600
Benefits include: insurance at employee rates; paid time off (vacation, holiday, sick time); access to fitness center; free housing for single participants.
Tuition: $300 first unit, $200 following units
Prior CPE and/or pastoral experience preferred
Send inquiries/applications to:
Chaplain Charles V. Doughty
Religious Life Department
Deaconess Hospital
600 Mary St
Evansville, Indiana 47747
812.450.2260
chuck.doughty@deaconess.com
Accredited by the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (http://www.acpe.edu)

Tonight we will have a reception for our new exhibition,

“Another Minnesota Family in the Neighborhood.” 

Join us in the chapel at 5:30 for refreshments and a chance to meet photographer Mohamed Barre.

A formal program will begin at 6:30. In addition to comments by Mohamed we will hear reflections from Jann Cather Weaver.

Yesterday we learned that Omar Jamal, permanent representative of the Somali Republic to the United Nations will also offer his reflections on what these photographs mean to the Somali Community.

Please join us as you are able and invite others.