METS Conferences

METS Whole Person Care Conferences

Overview

METS Whole Person Care Conferences are designed by health professionals for health professionals and students. This specialized training will equip you to assess and address the spiritual needs of your patients.

What you will Learn

  • Understand the biblical perspective of work, calling, and ministry.
  • Develop proficiency in taking a spiritual history.
  • Examine ethical issues related to whole person care.
  • Master a proven, sensitive, and caring way to communicate the gospel.
  • Hone your skills in handling questions from interested patients, family member, and colleagues.
  • Build community with others who are excited about bringing Christ into their professional worlds.
  • Meet experienced mentors plus pass along your own tips for whole person care.
  • Experience a hands-on spiritual practicum where you will interview patients at a local hospital.
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What Others Are Saying

Rodney Lovett

MD Blaine, Minnesota

“This is the best and most practical conference for Christian physicians I have ever attended.”

Keith Thorne, MD

Jackson, MS

“I went into healthcare to serve God by caring for people and incorporating my faith into my patient care. But eventually that dream faded over years of training and the busy pace of a practice. This conference helped me clearly see how to incorporate my faith into my practice, but it also helped restore my original vision and desire to practice medicine.”

Craig Radford, MD

Tyler, Texas

“METS has helped me to see that evangelism is possible in the setting of the doctor-patient relationship and that it need not be intrusive. I came away with a better understanding of how to approach the spiritual needs of my patients.”

Tod Stillson, MD

Plymouth, Indiana

“METS has given me a clear vision of how I can use my medical practice as a platform for sharing the gospel and has renewed my passion for winning the lost.”

Eleana Foster, RN

Sebasopol, California

“Through the training on how to take the Spiritual History I have learned how to ask questions that are not threatening or offensive and how to relate the gospel to the concerns of my patients.”

John Branch, DO

Riverside, California

“Since coming to METS, I have seen co-workers, patients, neighbors, and even a woman whose car broke down by the roadside come to faith in Christ.”

Host a COnference

Here’s what it takes

  • Host: A person or team that is able to promote the conference, recruit others to attend and work with our office in conference logistics.
  • Practicum Site: A healthcare facility (hospital, convalescent center, nursing home, hospice center, etc.) to serve as a field practicum site with real patients during.
  • Plan: An ongoing plan to engage conference participants in continuing spiritual care and networking ministry

What next? Begin the conversation by contacting us below: