The purpose behind the Saline Process is to equip healthcare workers to be witnesses for Christ in their clinical settings. The Biblically based teaching is relevant to different cultures and healthcare settings and has been taught on every inhabited continent. Participants learn eight tools that can be put into practice with their patients and colleagues. After completing the Saline Process, participants should be able to assess a patient’s attitude toward Christ and know how to respond appropriately, applying the ethical principles of permission, sensitivity, and respect.
Ultimately, the Saline Process training prepares healthcare workers to be part for the Lord’s work in our world so our Father in heaven is glorified.
(Acts 1:8; Matthew 5:13-16; Matthew 28:19-20; John 4:39-41)
What if all the healthcare workers across the globe used their interactions with patients to bring lasting changes in their lives for eternity? The Saline Process™ Witness Training equips us to meet the spiritual needs of our patients with permission, sensitivity and respect.
The Saline Process Witness Training (SPWT) explores the following 5 questions:
- Why is faith important in healthcare?
- What are the opportunities for and barriers to fulfilling God’s call?
- What is my part?
- What tools will help me cultivate, sow and harvest?
- Where do I go from here?
