‍Healthcare work can be holy, exhausting, and isolating—sometimes all in the same hour. Prayers and Blessings for Healthcare Workers is an interfaith collection shaped for that reality: words for the beginning of a shift, the weight of a hard case, the fatigue that follows compassion, and the quiet courage it takes to return again tomorrow.

‍Rather than offering polished certainty, these prayers and blessings meet readers where they are: in grief and gratitude, in moral stress and fierce love, in the small rituals that help people stay human while caring for others. It’s a book meant not only for clinicians and staff, but also for chaplains, family members, congregations, and friends looking for language that honors the cost—and the dignity—of care.

‍*Rev. Randy Lewis is a contributor

‍Permission

‍There are seasons when nothing looks “wrong” on the outside, yet something inside you knows you can’t keep living the same way. Permission begins there—not with a dramatic reinvention, but with a quieter and more honest question: what have you been doing out of habit, expectation, or exhaustion… that you no longer consent to?

‍Written with the steady voice of a minister who has spent years listening to what people carry, this book offers language for the places where we over-function, self-edit, and endure what was never truly required. It isn’t a pep talk, and it isn’t a workbook. It’s a thoughtful companion for anyone trying to live with more authorship—especially when grief, burnout, responsibility, or transition have blurred the line between what’s necessary and what’s simply familiar.

‍At its heart, Permission is pastoral without being preachy: clear-eyed about pain, gentle about humanity, and serious about the possibility of a life that feels more honestly inhabited.

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