BCH Faith Matters Belief Grid - 4 BCH Chaplaincy: Rev Paul Nash Buddhist Christianity Hinduism Judaism Muslim Sikhism Issues Gender Adapt to local No main Ladies wear The Orthodox Segregation at Eldest son culture differences at end of life. tradition will the funeral represents Close female prefer same family. Will relatives only at gender care, sit the touch etc. separately crematorium. Some at funeral Gender to traditions do gender greeting not have at home, using women in holy name of mourning prayers God (Kaddish) For further information please contact: Rev Paul Nash Chaplaincy Birmingham Children’s Hospital Multifaith Care for Sick and Dying children and their families. A multidisciplinary guide. P Nash et al, JKP, 2015 Spiritual care with Sick Children and Young People. P Nash et al, JKP, 2015
BCH Faith Matters Belief Grid - 4 BCH Chaplaincy: Rev Paul Nash Issues Buddhist Christianity Hinduism Judaism Muslim Sikhism Gender Adapt to local No main Ladies wear The Orthodox Segregation at Eldest son culture differences at end of life. Close female relatives only at the crematorium. Gender to gender greeting at home, using holy name of tradition will prefer same gender care, touch etc. Some traditions do not have women in mourning prayers the funeral represents family. Will sit separately at funeral God (Kaddish) For further information please contact: Rev Paul Nash Chaplaincy Birmingham Children’s Hospital Multifaith Care for Sick and Dying children and their families. A multidisciplinary guide. P Nash et al, JKP, 2015 Spiritual care with Sick Children and Young People. P Nash et al, JKP, 2015
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