AdventHealth Murray invites the public to join team members on the National Day of Prayer, Thursday, May 6, as we gather as a community in prayer at AdventHealth Murray’s flagpole. The event will begin at 11 am.
Team members will be available at the event for any assistance you may need. The event was created to bring together those in the community who believe in prayer as well as to further AdventHealth Murray’s mission of Extending the Healing Ministry of Christ.
The National Day of Prayer is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May, inviting people of all faiths to pray for the nation. It was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of the United States Congress and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman.
To remain vigilant in the fight against COVID-19, masks are required to be worn while on campus of AdventHealth Murray, and social distancing will be practiced at this outdoor event.
If you have any questions, please contact Chaplain Don Jehle at 706-602-7800 ext. 2203 for more information.
12 items. To interact with these items, press Control-Option-Shift-Right Arrow. These items are in a slider. To advance slider forward, press Shift-Command-Right Arrow. To advance slider backward, press Shift-Command-Left Arrow.
News
AdventHealth purchases 17 acres in DeLand to expand access to whole-person care
For more than 60 years, AdventHealth DeLand has cared for generations of families across West Volusia, and that legacy is growing with plans for a new primary care location in DeLand.
News
Faith, Skill and Swift Action Save a Life
When an AdventHealth physician and two strangers came together to perform CPR, a man’s life — and a family’s future — were forever changed.
News
Three AdventHealth hospitals in Florida’s Volusia County earn top Leapfrog honors for patient safety
Three AdventHealth hospitals across Volusia County earned national honors from The Leapfrog Group — reassuring families that safe, high-quality care is always close to home.
News
AdventHealth opens its first clinic in St. Johns County, expanding local access to expert specialty care
Residents of St. Johns County now have easier access to specialty medical care with the opening of AdventHealth Medical Group’s first clinic in the area. The 3,000-square-foot facility, located at...
News
Dr. Denise Thigpen’s Journey from Navy Medicine to AdventHealth Avista
For Dr. Denise Thigpen, service has always been at the heart of her career. Before joining AdventHealth Avista as a breast radiologist, Dr. Thigpen dedicated 10 years to the United States Navy.
News
From the Marines to Mission-Driven Service
When Jason Manueke joined the United States Marine Corps in 2016, he was searching for direction and a deeper sense of purpose. Four years later, he left the military with more than technical...
News
How one caregiver’s simple coin for veterans became a symbol of healing
At AdventHealth Waterman, the small gift honors veterans year-round and turns care into tribute, inviting stories to surface.
News
Powered by partnership, a commitment to community wholeness
We’re excited to release the second edition of our Community Wholeness Report, highlighting a few of the ways our team members, physicians and nonprofit partners are helping our neighbors feel whole.
Press Release
AdventHealth & ABCCM launch kiosk to connect Veterans to resources for health care and beyond
AdventHealth and ABCCM launch a hospital kiosk in Hendersonville, connecting Veterans and families to vital resources across North Carolina.
News
Former NFL player becomes first life saved by Central Florida’s only ECPR program
A life-saving collaboration between AdventHealth and Orange County using whole-person care and advanced cardiac protocols.
Press Release
MLB, NFL legends raise funds for new AdventHealth health and wellness center in Sebring
More than 20 retired MLB and NFL players teamed up with more than 130 community leaders and business partners to help raise money for the AdventHealth Sebring Foundation at the Sun N Lake Golf Club on...
News
From Matanzas High School to modern medicine
When Bianca Iglesias decided to become a nurse practitioner, her goal was simple: to care for people the way she saw her grandfather cared for during his final days.