At Celia’s House, Spiritual Care is integral to our culture. It offers residents and their loved ones a welcoming space for quality time together. Our dedicated team includes a chaplain and trained volunteers. We support families and residents in meaningful conversations about legacy, hope, faith, and quality of life.
We are proud that this program has moved to a permanent feature of our care, with volunteers working shifts throughout the week. We value diversity and respect individual beliefs, tailoring our interactions to each resident’s spiritual and worldview. We make every effort to personalize their experiences and foster joy however we can. Our library is a calming sanctuary for residents, staff, and families to meet, take quiet time, explore spiritual resources, and navigate end-of-life planning. Some individuals find peace here during a time of profound emotion.
We organize an annual remembrance service, honoring ceremonies at the time of death, and other optional rituals that involve families and friends to help them process the person’s passing and honor their life.
We are honored by your generous support,
Reverend Mary Piper, Chaplain
Our Spiritual Care Program provides emotional support to those facing a wide range of challenging feelings that often come at the end of life. Our chaplain and spiritual care volunteers go to the bedside of our residents who may be struggling with emotional quandaries. Celia’s House honors every person’s journey and tradition.
If you have questions about Celia’s House Spiritual Care Program or are interested in volunteer opportunities, please reach out to Rev. Mary Piper at mary.piper@sofriendsofhospice.org
If you want to give a gift to Celia’s House Spiritual Care Program, you can mail a check to Celia’s House at 217 S Modoc Ave. Medford, OR 97504, or donate online using the donation form below:
