Chaplain services

VA Lebanon's chaplains are trained specialists in spiritual and religious care, available to patients and their families throughout their hospital stays. Daily Mass is at 12 Noon Monday-Thursday. On Federal Holidays, there is not a Mass. On Sundays, the Protestant Service begins at 8:45 a.m. and Mass is held at 10:30 a.m. If you have any questions or concerns, you may call the Chief of Chaplains, Dean Luther at 717-228-6021 or Chaplain Secretary, Vincent Zvorsky, extension 5085.

Clinical Pastoral Education

Clinical Pastoral Education is an interfaith method of theological education through which a student exercises and learns pastoral skills. It provides a learning situation to develop awareness of the theological and psycho-social concerns of persons in crisis. We seek to celebrate, refine and to enhance your already natural, innate, and honed gifts for spiritual care. This will be done through structured weekly educational elements, peer group engagement, and supervision and instructions from experts in the field.

Upcoming Classes:

Applications Due:

Applications will be reviewed and interviews conducted in the order they are received until the program is filled. Students are encouraged to apply six months before the program start date. Please contact Dean Luther, eric.luther@va.gov or 717-228-6021

No Tuition:

CPE Interns, upon acceptance, must complete a background check and other federal requirements to officially enter the program. They must also provide medical documentation of all immunizations required in this healthcare setting, including a current TB test.

Lebanon VA Medical Center offers three CPE Programs. Summer Intensive, Year Long Residency and Fall-Spring Extended Unit.

Lebanon VA Medical Center is Accredited by:

ACPE: The Standard for Spiritual Care and Education
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