Mann s ministry also includes leading the congregation of All Nation Bible Fellowship in Dayton, and involvement in anti-violence programs in the community, such as the Hands Off rally and the activities of the Artemis Center, both of which seek to prevent violence against women. He also is executive director of Project Hope, a center for grieving children. Accepting his calling to religious service, Mann studied at the Denver Seminary in Colorado, receiving in 1986 twin master s degrees, in divinity and in counseling and clinical pastoral education. At Good Sam, Mann is part of a team of chaplains, including the Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and other faiths, that is available to provide counseling to patients and family members in times of emotional and spiritual need. The staff needs counseling, too.
People are hungry to be reassured.
The Pastoral Care Department becomes the church on the hospital floor, sharing spiritual reassurance with the rest of the hospital staff. Mann s community service includes visiting nursing homes and teaching alternatives to violence in Dayton s public schools. Have a passion and love for people of all diversified cultures and economic states. By using Dayton Daily News you accept the terms of our Visitor Agreement . Please read it.