What's up, Real Humans! How do you voluntarily enter into human suffering and provide hope and healing? On this episode, Tristan is joined by Real Human #3 Dr. Eva Bleeker, aka Chaplain Eva to discuss her experiences of chaplaincy, passions in research, and serving students in the academy. We talk about all the things! So much so, that I ran out of time for Zoom (Free version). Check out part 2!

Guest Bio

Chaplain Eva is a board-certified professional chaplain with a decade of experience in acute care hospitals and an assistant professor at Denver Seminary. Her research sits at the intersection of pastoral care, narrative identity, and practical theology. She holds a Master of Science in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University, two Masters of Arts from Dallas Theological Seminary (Christian Education and Media and Communication), and a doctorate from Baylor University. Through her teaching, Chaplain Eva aims to integrate pastoral theory, empirical data, and the biblical text.

This episode is dedicated to the Reverend Chaplain G. Bill Bryan:

https://voice.dts.edu/article/bill-bryan-tribute/

In this episode, you will hear:

• Chaplain Eva's origins and narrative
• Her pioneering role and influence
• Her view on self-donation in caring for people
• The costs and fulfillment associated with caring for people
• Race, Injustice, Authority, and Equity in caring for people

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