 Fr. Linc Ure (1947-2016)
Chapel Stained Glass Dedication
June 28, 2018 at 4 PM St. Mark’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd All are welcome. The Chapel of the Good Shepherd stained glass will be "Dedicated to Fr. Lincoln Ure (1947-2016), beloved Director of Spiritual Care, Chaplain and Soul Friend of all who entered here.” The Dedication will be offered by The Rt. Rev. Scott B. Hayashi, 11th Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah. Following the dedication, join the St. Mark’s Spiritual Care Staff and ACPE CPE™ Center Staff for an Open House (in their new office!) and welcome Rev. Nancy Cormack-Hughes, ECS Director of Spiritual Care. 3rd Floor in the Women’s Pavilion—4:00 to 7:00 PM Stained Glass designs created by Lead Staff Chaplain Saundra Shanti. Stained glass artist is Allison Klinger. |
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Arts in Medicine at St. Mark's Hospital
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Healing Hands Portrait Series
To highlight our experienced and compassionate nurses and staff, St. Mark’s Hospital featured a portrait series throughout the facility to help connect patients to their caregivers in a meaningful and emotional way to humanize the hospital experience. Healing Hands: Portraits and Stories of St. Mark’s Team Members featured the photographs of 36 St. Mark’s employees from various departments to honor the work they do for patients and families every day. Each portrait was accompanied by a story; some biographical, others anecdotes of experiences that led employees to become caregivers and healthcare professionals. The exhibit was created by Saundra Shanti, a member of the St. Mark’s Spiritual Care team, to demonstrate the power of arts in medicine. The purpose of the portraits was to help build community by sharing personal, inspiring and real stories about the staff who will be caring for patients during what can often be an emotional time. The purpose of this exhibit is to build community. When we humanize each other, we care more for one another. I wanted our employees to be recognized as valuable human beings apart from their professional titles. I wanted to cultivate interaction and respect across our departments and services. To do that, I decided to put faces and stories together, and to share them with all of you. My process was to photograph 36 employees from many different departments. These are sculptural, tight images including only the face and hands. Next, I met with every person and invited them to tell me a story about themselves. These tales intersected with the hospital’s purpose story which I found inscribed in stone at the hospital’s entrance: “St. Mark’s Hospital is erected to the glory of God and for the healing of all people.” Finally, I marinated in the stories I heard and transformed them into written vignettes. I hope you enjoy the viewing and the reading, and that your interaction with this exhibit will allow you feel more connected to all of us at St. Mark’s. -Saundra Shanti, Lead Staff Chaplain and program developer |
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Condolence Cards
The Spiritual Care Office has created and provided condolence cards for department use. If your department would like to request a card, please call 801-268-7292 Art and words provided by Saundra Shanti. |
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May you and those you love
Receive solace and the light of peace With each rising sun |
Recent News Stories:
Spiritual Care Chaplain Spotlighted in Salt Lake Tribune Article (May 20, 2018)
Faith Leaders Care for the Caretakers at Blessing of the Hands Ceremony - Deseret News (May 8, 2017)
Spiritual Care Chaplain Spotlighted in Salt Lake Tribune Article (May 20, 2018)
Faith Leaders Care for the Caretakers at Blessing of the Hands Ceremony - Deseret News (May 8, 2017)