Blogs

Through the website of their publishers, Equinox, Practical Theology is now offering a free service that allows postgraduate students to advertise the abstract of their Masters or Doctoral dissertation. The aim is to help students and recent graduates get their work noticed and gain a higher profile in the academic and practitioner spheres.Students can raise their chances of potentially interested parties finding their work and then either sourcing it as a whole or contacting the author to discuss the material.

The third and final UKBHC Newsletter of 2011 is now available on this site - see http://www.ukbhc.org.uk/publications/newsletters to access a copy.

Chaplains may also be interested in a literature review looking at pastoral care in hospital that was published in a Italian journal. More details here: http://www.ukbhc.org.uk/node/98 (don't worry it's in English).

The annual report of the UKBHC was presented to its AGM in Belfast on 28th September 2011. It is available from the reports section of the website or can be downloaded directly here.

The Annual General Meeting of the UKBHC takes place on Wednesday 28th September 2011 at Grosvenor House, Belfast. The agenda for that meeting and a draft copy of the revised constitution (ready to be discussed at the AGM) can be downloaded below.

An updated version of the CDP Portfoilo has been added to the website replacing the previous one. It can be downloaded here or from the CDP page.

Also available from the CDP page is the CDP Summary Sheet for 2011 plus a couple of examples of how to fill the form.

The second newletter of 2011 is now available from this site. It can be found on the newletters page or on downloaded from the link below:

August 2011 Newletter

UKBHC members might be interested in a couple of recent publications on chaplaincy:

April newletter is now available for download from the following link

April Newsletter

At a meeting of representatives from United Kingdom Board for Healthcare Chaplaincy, College of Health Care Chaplains, Churches Committee for Healthcare Chaplaincy and Multi Faith Group for Healthcare Chaplaincy held at the offices of Churches Together in England on January 11th 201, it was recognised that the work of the UKBHC and MFGHC were key elements in supporting the work of chaplaincy.

The latest Newsletter from UKBHC has now been uploaded to the site. You can access this and previous Newsletters from the following page: Publications/Newsletters