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Dr. Pope honored as Internal Medicine Mentor of the Year.

On June 18, our Graduate Medical Education Department held a graduation ceremony at Cheers Chalet. During the ceremony, the residents acknowledged certain physicians who went above and beyond during their training. Jeffrey Ayers, D.O., was honored as the Family Medicine Mentor of the Year for his dedication and impact on the program. Douglas Pope, M.D., was also honored as the Internal Medicine Mentor of the Year for his hard work and dedication to the Graduate Medical Education program. These annual awards have become a prestigious milestone for physicians who take the time to train our residents. Congrats to Dr. Pope and Dr. Ayers!

Dr. Ayers and Dr. Pope Recognized by GME Graduating Residents

Step 8: Put together a First Aid KitHelp is not always just a phone call away. EMS will not be able to respond to everyone in a timely manner during a large scale disaster. Hospitals will be overloaded and working at capacity, so being able to self rescue medically is extremely important. Having a basic family medical supply kit filled with such things as bandages, ointments, wound closures, splints/braces, and over

the counter medicines, can keep you and your loved ones from getting dangerous infections, keep you from getting sick, and basically save your life.

20 Steps to Ready is your tool to help you on your way to preparedness. Please view, print or download your copy of 20 Steps to Ready from the home page of our Intranet.

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Dr. Ayers honored as Family Medicine Mentor of the Year.

HR CornerWellLiving Progam Participation DeadlineThe deadline to complete the wellness screenings is Dec. 31. This applies to employees and/or spouses who were covered with a Fairfield Medical Center sponsored health plan in 2016. If you and/or your spouse achieve the goals, the incentive will begin in April of 2017. The WellLiving Program is practicing timely preventative care through regular wellness exams and recommended screenings. WellLiving recommends five screening tests based on age and gender. You will complete these screenings with your primary care physician. Visit MedBen’s website at www.medben.com and click on “MedBen Access” to view your WellLiving dashboard. A flyer is also available in Human Resources to assist with logging onto the website. This dashboard will show the tests you have achieved credit for and the dates for the next expected time to achieve the screening tests. If you have any questions about the program, contact Human Resources or MedBen’s Customer Service at 1-800-686-8425.

Homemade Ice Cream

At my house, one of our favorite ways to celebrate the Fourth of July is with homemade ice cream.

Ever since I was a kid, homemade ice cream has amazed me. It’s so simple, but soooo good. How can this be? Cream, sugar, vanilla and a little elbow grease. That’s it. And BTW, no one has ever been able to explain to me (including my all-knowing Dad) how melting ice could be colder than ice. How can this be? Amazing.

Sure, it takes some work, but we take turns at it. It takes the whole family. It’s a good chance get together. And yes, we have to get the right stuff, but we have good local partners for that. How do we know when it is done just right? Well that’s a matter of expert knowledge and tradition (Dad always knew. Now I know).

You can take my word for it; there are some great regional ice cream brands out there. None are as amazing as homemade.

Homemade healthcare care is also soooo good. Teamwork. Relationships. Tradition. Expert knowledge. What you do here is amazing!

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Terrence Welsh, M.D. Chief of Medical Affairs

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Welcoming New Employees Join us in welcoming the following employees who joined the team on June 27:

• Benjamin Arrigo, Respiratory Therapy• Cheniece Bonesteel, 2 Surgical• Matthew Comeau, GME• Christina Day, Respiratory Therapy• Brittany Doss, 4th Medical/Surgical• Amanda Holter, Laboratory• Lorigail Echipare, GME• Aisha Evans, Housekeeping• Tayler Fox, Physical Therapy• Charlotte Gaskalla, FHP Revenue Cycle• Maggie Gordon, Registration• Brittany Hiles, Pharmacy• Sami Khan, GME• Brittany King, 5th Medical/Surgical• Hillary Knight, Housekeeping• Enovwo Ohwofahworaye, GME• Haille O’Neal, 2 Surgical• Travis Pingle, Central Transport• Ashley Platt, Laboratory• Noah Powers, Telemetry• Jon Reed, GME• Randi Schooley, 4th Medical/Surgical• Gary Seipel, Patient Representative• Melissa Shaffer, MICU• Sandra Smith, Chemotherapy• Lucas Stemen, Dietary• Samantha Thresher, Laboratory-DHS• Benjamin Tillis, 2 Surgical• Geoffrey Tsoi, GME• Mary Weiler, Dietary• Chelsea Willis, GME

Healthy AND Tasty Smoothies with Janet Cooper

Learn how to make delicious smoothie recipes that make it easy to eat healthy!

July 13Noon

Assembly Room 2

Does the grill intimidate you? Master your skills with Chef Jamie!

Learn how to: • make the perfect marinade

• grill meat, fruits and vegetables to perfection!

Pre-registration is required as seating is limitedLUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED

Gluten Free with Kristen McCulloughWhat is “gluten free?” How do we cook gluten free? Need gluten free recipes?

Join Kristen McCullough, owner of Happy Goat Gluten Free Bakery & Bulk Foods,to learn the answers, ask questions and try gluten free samples !

Sept 14Noon

Classroom Alpha

Register to attend any or all of the upcoming Lunch & Learns by calling 740-689-6822

Series

August 3Noon

Surgical TowerCourtyard

Get Your Grill Onwith Chef Jamie Brumbaugh Taste samples!

Leave with new recipes!

Beginning July 1, the expectation is the patient’s ACCOUNT NUMBER will be utilized in the Alaris IV pumps under “Patient ID field.” We are not consistent with the patient ID field, staff utilize department number, patient account number (new employees) and leave blank. In order to have complete traceability of patients stay we must change our input information. Also, the pumps have the ability to be interoperable with our new Cerner System and entering patient ID is paramount for success. For questions or concerns regarding this change, please contact Marilyn Hargett at ext. 8449 or email marilynha@fmchealth.org

Alaris IV Pump Protocol

Shelley Reedy, Third Med./Surg.Amy Everett, Third Med./Surg.

Brandy Scheitler, ICUTeresa Ryan, Nursing Administration

Kimberly Hillyard, Cardiopulmonary Fitness

Heather Burgess, Fifth Med./Surg.Christopher Zinn, Vascular Interventional

RadiologyAnastasia Bessas, Internal Medicine Resident

Lois Highley, Volunteer, Cancer Resource Center

Rhesa Guess, FHP RheumatologyStaci Pabst, Wound Therapy

Tammy Kraft, Observation UnitBruce Stevens, Housekeeping

Rhonda Raver, 2 SurgicalAndrea Daley, Nursing Float PoolJessie Cherry, Emergency Dept.

Stephen Fuller, Radiology/Nursing ServicesRobert Rigsby, Housekeeping

Cassie Chase, Registration

Erica Mack, Fourth Med./Surg.Jennifer Massie, 2 Surgical

Justin Brumley, ICUKimberly Yeager, Psych.

Edgar Tirado, SurgeryJulio Mariscal, Surgery

Kimberli, Carver, Central SterileChristina Perry, Central Sterile

Angela Ross, Fairfield Diagnostic ImagingKathy Ardrey, Contracts and Collections

Melissa Hedges, PCUMonica Householder, Emergency Dept.

Leah Custer, SurgeryRobbyn Holt, Endoscopy

Cynthia Coffey, Lab/GeneralLuz C Jimenez-Eversman, Lab/HematologyMichele Ewing, Medical Information Services

Tisha Ogg, 2 SurgicalLisa Reedy, Case Management

Cassie Fowls, Lab/Specimen ProcedureVickey Tipton, Transitional Work

Aisha Evans, Housekeeping

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Birthdays

As many of you may know, the home of FMC employees, Hilary and Zach Skeens, caught fire last week and it was a complete loss. Many employees have expressed interest in helping the family. We are working to coordinate this so that we do not overwhelm the family during this very challenging time. Here is how you can help:• Abby Mulholland in HR will serve as

the point of contact for all donations collected.

• If your department wants to take up a collection, please establish one point person within your area to coordinate and work directly with Abby.

• Please do not contact the Skeens

directly. HR will work directly with them and their respective managers. Again, this is a very overwhelming for Hilary and Zach and we want to be respectful to them during this time.

• We ask that only the following items are donated at this time: PTO, gift cards and cash.

• The FMC Foundation will hold a Garage Sale on July 15. All the funds raised at this event will go to the Skeens family.

Please let staff know that the Skeens are grateful for the support of their FMC family.

Employees Helping Employees

Join your CEO Jack Janoso for an exciting town hall meeting that highlights the story of where we started our cultural transformation, how far we have come and a glimpse of where we are going. We look forward to sharing with you the details of our Work Team findings and much more!

Available dates and times: All meetings will be held in the old surgery area (enter across from Cath Lab) unless otherwise noted below• Thursday, July 14 – 9-10 a.m.• Thursday, July 14 – 3-4 p.m.• Friday, July 15 – 9:30-10:30 a.m.• Friday, July 15 – 2-3 p.m.• Saturday, July 16 – 7:30-8:30 a.m.

• Saturday, July 16 – 9:30-10:30 a.m.• Monday, July 18 – 6-7 p.m.• Monday, July 18 – 7:30-8:30 p.m.• Tuesday, July 19 – 3-4 p.m. at River

View Surgery Center • Tuesday, July 19 – 4:30-5:30 p.m. at

FDI/Urgent Care (exact location to be determined)

• Wednesday, July 20 – 10:30-11:30 a.m. • Wednesday, July 20 – 3:30-4:30 p.m.

(in Accounting Conference Room)• Thursday, July 21 – 3:30-4:30 p.m.• Thursday, July 21 – 8-9 p.m. • Thursday, July 21 – 9:30-10:30 p.m.

For questions or more information, contact Regina King at ext. 8578.

Attention FMC Staff: Town Hall Meetings

Elizabeth Walz, M.D., and Jarrod Bruce, M.D., were selected by the Center for Disease Control to consult in the development of a national guideline for botulism diagnosis and treatment. The group met June 15-16 and was composed of a select team of experts designated nationally for their expertise on Botulism Antitoxin Use and the Clinical Management of Botulism.

Dr. Walz presented on the first day of the conference and Dr. Bruce presented on the second day. The primary mission of the group is to develop evaluation, monitoring and treatment guidelines. Please congratulate Dr. Walz and Dr. Bruce for their contribution to this significant healthcare mission.

CDC Consults with FMC Physicians

Join us Tuesday, July 12 and Wednesday, July 13 in the café with Red Cross Donor Recruitment Representative, Jane MacMillan, during lunch hours (11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.) along with the FMC Blood Drive Coordinator, Amy (Reedy) Bauer to answer questions about blood

donation, provide information and make appointments for the July 14 drive. Please feel free to stop by to learn and ask questions about the importance of blood donation to both the American Red Cross and Fairfield Medical Center.

Learn More About the Red Cross Blood Drives

Fairfield Medical Center had five teams participate in this year’s Spike Out Sepsis. Spike Out Sepsis is a unique 6-on-6 sand volleyball tournament designed to raise awareness and funds

for Sepsis Alliance. Sepsis Alliance is a charitable organization created to raise awareness among the general public and healthcare professionals. One of FMC’s teams even made it to the semi-finals!

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The Learning and Development Department introduced an exciting program back in 2010 called School at Work, a workforce development system that brings education directly to the work site. School at Work (SAW) targets entry-level workers, such as housekeepers, nursing assistants, and clerical staff who are hard working and committed to a future in healthcare. SAW benefits loyal, hard working, support-level healthcare employees by improving their performance in current positions, preparing them for job advancements within their facility, and revitalizing their dreams of continued education. FMC has experienced great success offering SAW with students earning scholarships and starting back to college as early as summer session after graduating from the program. SAW is an accelerated learning

program that provides healthcare-specific education while developing a customized Career and Learning Plan (CLP). The CLP allows students to learn about advancement opportunities at the hospital, research career steps and financial aid options, and determine what their next steps are.

Give School at Work a try if you want to…• Gain the skills you need to move ahead

at work• Refresh your math, communication, and

reading skills• Improve your time management,

computer, and study skills• Learn what careers best fit with your

interests• Develop a personalized Career and

Learning Plan

• Prepare for a certificate or degree program

• Challenge yourself and build self-confidence

Would you like to learn more about School at Work? Please register in the Talent Development Center to attend one of the following information sessions.

Information sessions:• July 27 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. in

Classroom Gamma• July 29 from 8:30-9:30 a.m. in

Classroom Alpha• Aug. 2 from 2-3 p.m. in Classroom

Gamma

For additional information or questions, please contact FMC’s School at Work Coach, Wendy Travis at ext. 8395.

FMC Preparing for Sixth Year of School at Work

Fairfield Medical Cancer Care and Infusion Center Coming Soon!

CANCER SERVICES SOON TO BE UNDER ONE ROOF*We will be moving soon to the new Fairfield Medical Cancer Care and Infusion Center in the Fairfield Medical Center Pavilion.

The center will soon house the following services all under one roof on the first floor:

• Fairfield Medical Cancer Resource Center• Chemotherapy • Infusion Services• Oncology Nurse Navigators• Financial Counselor• Oncology Social Worker

The comprehensive cancer program at FMC is accredited by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons.

*Oncology patient parking will be located to the left of the facility near the building.

Dr. Singh and Dr. Saha’s office will be located on the Third Floor in Suite 304.

Fairfield Medical Cancer Care and Infusion Center Coming Soon!

CANCER SERVICES SOON TO BE UNDER ONE ROOF*We will be soon to the new Fairfield Medical Cancer Care and Infu-sion Center in the Fairfield Medical Center Pavilion.

The center will soon house the following services all under one roof on the first floor:

• Fairfield Medical Cancer Resource Center• Chemotherapy • Infusion Services• Oncology Nurse Navigators• Financial Counselor• Oncology Social Worker

The comprehensive cancer program at FMC is accredited by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons.

*Oncology patient parking will be located to the left of the facility near the building.

Dr. Singh and Dr. Saha’s office will be located on the Third Floor in Suite 304.

Fairfield Medical Cancer Care and Infusion Center Coming Soon!

CANCER SERVICES SOON TO BE UNDER ONE ROOF*We will be soon to the new Fairfield Medical Cancer Care and Infu-sion Center in the Fairfield Medical Center Pavilion.

The center will soon house the following services all under one roof on the first floor:

• Fairfield Medical Cancer Resource Center• Chemotherapy • Infusion Services• Oncology Nurse Navigators• Financial Counselor• Oncology Social Worker

The comprehensive cancer program at FMC is accredited by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons.

*Oncology patient parking will be located to the left of the facility near the building.

Dr. Singh and Dr. Saha’s office will be located on the Third Floor in Suite 304.

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Tour De Cause is coming up on July 16 at Ohio University Lancaster. Any staff member who would like to ride as a team at the event can meet at the John Bright Covered Bridge near Ohio University

Lancaster for a group photo at 8 a.m. that day. Make sure you bring your bike and helmet for the photo. Brenda Standeford is coordinating the group photo. The event includes rides for every skill level. The goal

is to eradicate the harmful effects of opiate addiction in the community. For more information, please go to tourdecause.org.

Attention FMC Staff: Tour De Cause Photo

Do you feel as if you could use some assistance to get the care you need? Fairfield Medical Center’s Oncology Nurse Navigators are here to give you that help.

Services Include:• Education regarding diagnosis & treatment• What to expect before, during and after treatment• Referrals and appointments• Emotional support for patients and loved ones• Collaboration with financial aid representatives in

assisting with financial concerns• Local resources and support• Getting your questions answered

Navigating Cancer Patients and Families

Shelly Romine, MSN, RN, BC, CCRN Oncology Nurse Navigator740-687-8863 (office)740-243-4815 (cell)shellyr@fmchealth.org

Good help brings hope

Holly Griffith, BSN, RN, OCNOncology Nurse Navigator740-689-6889 (office) 740-343-3520 (cell) hollyg@fmchealth.org

FMC offers this service free of charge to patients.

Fairfield Medical Center is pleased to welcome Holly Griffith, R.N., B.S.N., O.C.N., as its newest oncology nurse navigator. Griffith will work alongside oncology nurse navigator Shelly Romine and will serve as an advocate for lung and head and neck cancer patients.

“I am excited to be part of the FMC team and work with community,” Griffith said. “It seems like a wonderful atmosphere to expand my career.”

Oncology nurse navigators wear many hats as they direct cancer patients and their families through unfamiliar healthcare territory. They also offer a broad array of services, including education regarding diagnosis and treatment, information on what to expect before, during and after surgery, referrals and appointments, emotional support for patients and loved ones and collaboration with financial aid representatives in assisting with any questions and/or concerns.

Griffith has worked in the oncology field for eight years, first as a nurse working with inpatient oncology patients, then as an infusion nurse in an outpatient oncology office. She obtained her Oncology Certified Nurse Certificate in 2012 and her ONS Chemotherapy and Biotherapy Certificate in 2015. For more information, contact Griffith at 740-689-6889 or hollyg@fmchealth.org.

Please Welcome Holly Griffith – New Oncology Nurse Navigator

Ribbon CuttingJoin us July 7 at 11:30 a.m. as we cut the ribbon on the First Medical Urgent Care and First Medical Occupational Health building, at 1201 River Valley Blvd., in Lancaster. Learn about the services that will be offered at this facility, which will become a part of Fairfield Medical Center. Light refreshments will be available.

Sign Up for Relay for Life Mark your calendars for July 9 from 4 p.m.-10 a.m on July 10 for the Relay for Life at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds. Show you care about your community and support the fight against cancer by attending this event. If cancer has touched your life, participating in a Relay For Life event is a way to take action and help finish the fight. To sign up, go to http://bit.ly/1QKiBKBand and search for our team, Finding More Cures. Call Ivy for more information at ext. 6889.

Imlay’s Uniform Shop at Work DayImlay’s will be at FMC on Tuesday, July 12 from 6:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. on the first floor in the Old Surgery Pre-Op Room (Across from the Archive Room). Payroll deduction is available, so shop the latest scrub fashions while doing your part to support TWIG 9! Proceeds will benefit Fairfield Medical Center through the FMC Foundation.

Join us for the FMC Garage SaleJoin us on July 15 from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. in the lower level of the FMC Parking Garage for a Garage Sale. Proceeds benefit the Skeens family through the FMC Foundation Employees Helping Employees Fund. Departments from all over the hospital have cleared out their spaces with lots of items for sale, so mark your calendars. Cash, check and payroll deduction will be available. Volunteers are needed to work that day, if you are interested contact ext. 8107.

Growing Your StrengthsAlready know your strengths? Continue to learn how to better use them in your everyday work environment by taking the 2nd Session of Strengths Finders. The Strengths Finders 2nd Session classes will be held Friday, July 15. Completion of the Strengths Finders Introductory class is required to enroll in this class. Register in the Talent and Development Center, Keyword: STRENGTH FINDER. For more information on the class, please contact Learning and Development at ext. 8491.

Interested in Furthering Your Education? A representative from Grand Canyon University will be in the Cafe during lunch hours on July 20. If you have any questions please contact Learning & Development at ext. 8491.

FMC sponsors Festival Bike Race for Kids! Join us Friday, July 29 in front of Standing Stone National Bank for a bike decorating

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Ethics & Compliance Hotline: 1-855-541-4169 or go to fmchealth.ethicspoint.com

From the Employee Activities Committee (For employees, physicians and volunteers)

EVENTS• Join us Saturday, Aug. 13 from 8-11 p.m. at

Tiki Pool (1475 Tiki Lane in Lancaster)for an FMC Pool Night. Admission is free for staff. Registration is required to ensure adequate lifeguard staffing. See FMC/Intranet EAC button for a registration form and send in by July 28. Bottled water and snacks provided.

• Join us at Hocking Hills Winery for Wine and Canvas on Aug. 4 from 6-8:30 p.m. Cost is $30 per person, including all supplies and instructions. Wine and appetizers are available for purchase. Please see the FMC Intranet Employees Activities tab for a registration form. Send your completed form to Jennifer Dicken in Cardiovascular Services. For more information, call ext. 8345. Only 55 spots available.

• Join us on Thursday, July 14 at the following locations: 12:30 a.m.-2 a.m. at Main Entrance (2 Surgical), 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. at Cafeteria Outdoor Patio, 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at River View Surgery Center, or 12:45-1:15 p.m. at First Medical Urgent Care/FDI. *Free small shaved ice for FMC staff, volunteers and physicians with a badge, compliments of the Employee Activities Committee. Additional sizes are available for purchase. We also will be having three games (like the minute-to-win-it games) and if you win you will get a ticket for a free upgrade on kona ice. The games are: A Bit Dicey, Nut Stacker and Separation Anxiety.

• Kellogg’s Tour of Gymnastics Champions at Nationwide Arena on Saturday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. Tickets starting at $45. Exclusive experiences including autograph session offered starting at the Platinum ticket level. Check or credit card accepted. Please see the order form on the FMC Intranet/Employee Activities button for more information.

• BELONG Tour at Nationwide Arena is scheduled on Aug. 19 and Aug. 20 featuring Jen Hatmaker, Sarah Jakes Roberts, Patsy Clairmont, Nichole Nordenman, and Shauna Niequist. Producers of Women of Faith, the leading women’s Christian event for the past 20 years, will launch the BELONG Tour in 2016 - a gathering for women who crave a deeper connection with each other, their community and their dreams. See the FMC Intranet/Employee Activities button for ticket order form. Ticket good for both days.

• Adventures on the Gorge – Another great discount offer for nature lovers and those looking for adventure this summer! Save 15% off adventure course, zipline and white water rafting packages. For reservations, call 877-381-6947. Ask for the FMC 2016 Employee Discount Program. Prices and additional information can be found on the FMC Intranet/Employee Activities button.

Fairfield Medical Center’s Mission: FMC delivers outstanding healthcare for our patients, their families

and our communities.

Fairfield Medical Center’s Vision: FMC will be recognized as the leader in patient/family-centered care for those we serve both in our facilities and in

our communities.

contest and bike races for ages 10 and under. Prizes will be awarded to the best decorated bikes and race winners ages 4 and younger, 5-6, 7-8 and 9-10. Registration begins at 5:30 p.m. Judging begins at 6 p.m. with races to immediately follow. For questions or more information, contact Kellie at 740-689-6822.

Heart Failure Education: The Continuum of Care – Prevention, Treatment & Post Acute Care • Join us from 9-11 a.m. on July 29 in the FMC Assembly Rooms 2&3 for an educational event to learn more about best practice when caring for your HF patient. Topics include: Disease Process, Assessment Skills, Medication Management, Education and Teach Back. FMC employees please register by July 22 through TEDS using keyword “Heart Failure.” For questions, please call 740-689-4467.

Centennial Healthfest & Cruise-inMark your calendars for Aug. 20 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m for the Centennial Healthfest and Cruise-in at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds. There is no charge to attend. The event will feature free health screenings, door prizes, food vendors, craft vendors, a 50/50 raffle, information sessions, safety for kids and more! To find more information, go to fmchealth.org.

Heart and Lung RunJoin the FMC Snider Cardiovascular Institute for a 5K run/walk or 10K run on Saturday, Aug. 27 to provide financial assistance for the rehabilitation of heart or lung patients. Registration begins at 6:30 a.m., race begins at 8 a.m. and includes chip timing. The course will begin and end on the corner of Wheeling St. and N. Ewing St. in Lancaster. Entry fee for 5K: $25 Pre-Race; $30 Day of Race. Entry Fee for 10K: $30 Pre-Race; $35 Day of Race. Register online by visiting FMChealth.org and click on the Heart and Lung Run.

“We make a difference by creating exceptional care and experiences from the heart, always.”

Oxygen for the Soul“Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve.” –Napoleon Hill

(The Chaplains’ Oxygen for the Soul is not intended to be an endorsement of any particular religion, but rather serve as an avenue for our FMC chaplains to provide weekly inspiration).