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LUTHERAN
FAITH COMMUNITY NURSE ASSOCIATION

(LFCNA)


National Education Events

Upcoming events

    • 11/12/2024
    • 7:00 PM
    • 12/17/2024
    • 8:30 PM
    • ZOOM Meeting

    A 6-week support group for families who have experienced the loss of a baby through Miscarriage, Infant Death or Stillbirth

    Tuesdays, November 12-December 17, 2024 7 pm to 8:30 pm.

    When a family experiences the loss of a child, the grief journey can be a lonely one. This parent-to-parent support group will provide a safe place to share feelings and receive comfort from others who have experienced a similar loss.

    This group is free and is meeting virtually. Interested families MUST REGISTER for the group in order to receive the ZOOM link. Please click on the link below:

    https://www.adventisthealthcare.com/calendar/details/?eventId=61205344-cb84-ef11-a86c-000d3a611ea2

    • 01/05/2025
    • Carmelite Spiritual Center, Darien, IL

    Diaconal Ministry -
    History, Formation, and Spirituality


    This J-Term course is hosted by the Deaconess Community of the ELCA. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the Diaconal Ministry and how much our nursing history corresponds with it. The Deaconess Community provides financial grants for a portion of the cost and participants can choose what portion of the cost they would like covered. More information can be found at https://deaconesscommunity.org/2025-j-term/

    This Course is for the whole church as it introduces participants to the historical, theological, and social contexts in which the work of diaconal ministry has been expressed through the church’s history;

    • provides a particular focus on ways in which that history continues to impact the present;
    • provides opportunity for the development of spiritual disciplines and vocational discernment;
    • meets the formation requirements for those entering the Word and Service Roster; 
    • includes pre-work.

    Course Goals:

    • To present a theological grounding for discernment.
    • To learn about the ministry of Word and Service throughout the church’s history.
    • To experience and talk about intentional community. 



Mental Health First Aid is likened to CPR certification, where information is shared to assist individuals experiencing mental health or substance use-related issues. Specific risk factors and warning signs are discussed, with shared strategies to meet the needs of individuals with anxiety, depression, mood disorders, psychoses, substance abuse disorders, and trauma. The outcome focus is the development of recovery and resiliency.

The 4 reasons to become trained in Mental Health First Aid:

1. Being Prepared 
2. Being Helpful learn recommended strategies 
3. Mental illnesses affect 1 in 5 adults
4. Share caring for one another

To learn more, go to the Mental Health First Aid website at https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/ and if you are interested in taking a course, click on "Get Trained" and if you are interested in being an instructor, click on "Be an Instructor".

Last updated: 07/12/2023

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