6 steps to start Faith Community Nursing
- I’m interested - learn and pray
- Share your vision
- Planning your next steps – nurture growth
- Appointing your FCN
- Preparing your FCN
- Supporting your FCN
Download the 'Steps to start Faith Community Nursing' Factsheet here
To help you:
To help you investigate and establish faith community nursing in your local church or faith based organisation, we offer:
Short and simple fact sheets to answer frequently asked questions
- Introducing Faith Community Nursing and AFCNA: A4 flyer presenting AFCNA and the FCN role
- Theology informing Faith Community Nursing: presents scriptural foundation for FCN
- Faith Community Nursing FAQ: common questions and brief answsers about the FCN role
- What can a Faith Community Nurse bring to your church?: discusses the benefits of an FCN to church
- How a Faith Community Nurse supports pastor or priest: benefits of FCN for pastor/minister/priest
- Why become a Faith Community Nurse?: aimed at Christian nurses interested in the FCN role
- Learn more about Faith Community Nursing: list of FCN websites where you can find out more
- Steps to start Faith Community Nursing: 6 steps to guide your commencement of FCN ministry
Packs of information and documents
Each pack contains a 20-30 page explanatory booklet, relevant Fact Sheets and the Planning and Documentation packs contain large quantities of editable templates. Participants in the Foundations of Faith Community Nursing course receive an electronic copy of all packs as part of their registration fee.
- FREE Introductory Pack: introduces you to the FCN role an steps to take regarding implementing the role
- Planning Pack (for churches): describes each step you can take to plan your FCN role for successful commencement (no longer for sale)
- Documentation Pack (for FCNs): the booklet discusses the context of the use of the 47 editable documentation templates (no longer for sale)
Learn more about the packs here
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