Center for Spiritual Care at University Hospital

A message from the Chaplains . . .

Being in the hospital can be a difficult time for you, your family and friends. We hope we may be of help to you and your family during your hospital stay.

If you would like to speak to one of us, please have the nurse contact us or you may call us and leave a message at:

315 464-4687 (Ext. 4-4687 on a hospital phone)

For emergencies, call the operator.

Interfaith Chapel Worship Schedule
Sunday	Roman Catholic Mass Fr. Innocent celebrating	Noon
Monday	Roman Catholic Mass Fr. Innocent celebrating	Noon
Tuesday	Ecumenical Prayer Service Mindfulness Meditation Led by Dr. Lisa Kaufman	Noon 5:30-6:15 pm
Wednesday	"Rev. Weez's" Storytime Rev. Louise Shepard	Noon
Thursday	Interfaith Devotions Led by Chaplain interns	Noon
Friday	Roman Catholic Mass Fr. Innocent celebrating Muslim Jum'ah (Community)	Noon 1:15 pm
Saturday	Roman Catholic Mass Fr. Innocent celebrating	4:00
Chaplains: Rev. Terry Ruth Culbertson, Rev. Rayne Dabney, Sister Anne McNulty, Fr. Ejike Innocent Onyenagubo, Rev. Jerry Shave, Rev. Louise Shepard
Please Note: The chapel, located off the University Hospital main lobby, is open at all times for quiet reflection and prayer. Chapel services can be viewed on the hospital's TV Spiritual Care Channel 40.
Mass at Other Area Hospitals Crouse Hospital's Maher Chapel, 1 West Tower: W, Th, F, Sun noon. Sat 3.45pm. VA Medical Center, 1st floor chapel. Every day at noon.

Psalm 23

Share your story The Spiritual Care Advisory Board is seeking submissions for their upcoming book The Second Set of Hands: Practical and Spiritual Help for Parents with Kids in Need of Medical Attention. The book will contain stories of comfort and inspiration that acknowledge the spiritual needs of parents and children faced with illness.

We are looking for stories about the spiritual experiences of parents, grandparents and caretakers of children who have undergone medical treatment. If you or someone you know has had such an experience, you can submit your story for consideration by emailing it to Rev. Terry Culbertson, Spiritual Care Manager.