Faith and Spirituality in the Hospitals
By uniting faith, spirituality and medicine, Texas Health believes that we can provide the best care of your mind and body.
  • Blessing of Hands
    Recognizing the sacred work of nurses, physicians on the medical staff, volunteers and all employees in all areas of hospital life, chaplains honor the many vocational gifts of our staff through an annual ritual known as The Blessing of Hands.
  • Chapels
    All Texas Health hospitals offer a quiet space for stillness, reflection and prayer. It is our hope that these sacred spaces will provide peace and serenity for all who enter.
  • Chimes
    In many faith traditions, chimes and bells are an invitation to pause for a moment from daily tasks to say a brief prayer or to remember our deeper intentions for the day. You may hear the meditation chimes if you are visiting one of our hospitals.
  • End of Life Care
    Palliative care - special care for patients living with advanced serious illnesses or life-threatening conditions – is available at Texas Health hospitals. Palliative care also focuses on caring for family members who are facing difficult medical decisions with their loved one. Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth hosted the first dedicated palliative care inpatient unit in North Texas. Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital was the first hospital in the area to open an inpatient hospice unit. Hospice care is focused on enhancing the comfort and quality of life of people who are terminally ill.
  • Final Salute
    Texas Health offers the Final Salute program to honor veterans who die at our hospitals. Final Salute provides hospital employees a way to show respect to the veteran and family by standing at attention as the family escorts the veteran’s body toward transport to the funeral home.
  • Meditation Gardens
     Recognizing the calming capacities of nature, many of our campuses provide beautiful gardens spaces where you can find a few moments of peace and restoration.

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Patients in Crisis
Our professional Chaplains provide meaningful support to patients and their loved ones that is compassionate and respectful of diverse backgrounds and faiths.
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Outside Hospital Walls
Through Faith Community Health, Texas Health collaborates with faith groups to promote health and well-being throughout North Texas.
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Prayer Book
The Texas Health Resources Prayer Book contains prayers of comfort and guidance for hospitalized people and their loved ones.
Be a CHAMP!
CHAMPs (Congregational/Community Health and Ministry Partners) is a network of faith communities working with Texas Health to improve wellness in their congregations and communities.
Clinical Pastoral Education at Texas Health Fort Worth
CPE is a pastoral care and chaplain education program accredited through the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education.

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Contact a Chaplain
Contact a chaplain at your hospital by asking the nurse to request a chaplain, by calling the Pastoral Care office or by calling the hospital operator who can page a chaplain.
  • Texas Health Presbyterian Allen

    Pastoral Care Office: 972-747-6978

    To Page a Chaplain: 972-747-1000

  • Texas Health Methodist Alliance

    Pastoral Care Office: 682-212-2035

    To Page a Chaplain: 682-212-2565

  • Texas Health Arlington Memorial

    Pastoral Care Office: 817-960-6310

    To Page a Chaplain: 817-960-6100

  • Texas Health Methodist Azle

    To Page a Chaplain: 817-444-8600

  • Texas Health Methodist Cleburne

    Pastoral Care Office: 817-556-4298

    To Page a Chaplain: 817-641-2551

  • Texas Health Presbyterian Dallas

    Pastoral Care Office: 214-345-7158

    To Page a Chaplain: 214-345-6789

  • Texas Health Presbyterian Denton

    Pastoral Care Office: 940-898-7189

    To Page a Chaplain: 940-898-7200

  • Texas Health Methodist Fort Worth

    Pastoral Care Office: 817-250-2092

    To Page a Chaplain: 817-250-2000

  • Texas Health Methodist HEB

    Pastoral Care Office: 817-848-4811

    To Page a Chaplain: 817-848-4000

  • Texas Health Huguley

    To Contact a Chaplain: 817-551-2733

    Email: THHPastoralCare@AdventHealth.com

    Texas Health Huguley also offers a Clinical Pastoral Education Program opportunity to seminary students and those seeking to broaden their scope of pastoral ministry.

  • Texas Health Presbyterian Kaufman

    Pastoral Care Office: 972-932-7369

    To Page a Chaplain: 972-932-5400

  • Texas Health Presbyterian Plano

    Pastoral Care Office: 972-981-8439

    To Page a Chaplain: 972-981-8000

  • Texas Health Methodist Southwest

    Pastoral Care Office: 817-433-6106

    To Page a Chaplain: 817-346-5000

  • Texas Health Methodist Stephenville

    Pastoral Care Office: 254-965-1185

    To Page a Chaplain: 254-965-1500 or 254-965-1535

  • CHAMPs Hospital-Chapter Contacts

    Texas Health Allen
    Chad Mustain: 972-747-6978

    Texas Health Alliance
    Mitzi Ellington: 682-212-2035

    Texas Health Arlington
    Kasey McCollum: 817-960-6310

    Texas Health Azle
    Lynne Spencer: 817-444-8600

    Texas Health Cleburne
    Cuthbert Machamire: 817-556-4298

    Texas Health Dallas
    Matt Calvert: 214-345-7158

    Texas Health Denton
    Carolyn Woodhouse: 940-898-7189

    Texas Health Fort Worth
    Hazel Thomas: 817-250-2092

    Texas Health Frisco
    Jeff Ellison: 469-495-2124

    Texas Health HEB
    Jackie Chambers:  817-848-4811

    Texas Health Plano
    Shannon Burk: 972-981-8439

    Texas Health Southwest
    Mary Ellen Barrow 817-433-6106

    Texas Health Stephenville
    Hazel Thomas: 254-965-1185

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