Audio Archive

Papke-Larson, Mark

Mark is an ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. He has served for the past 16 years in specialized pastoral care as a health care chaplain. He has had the privilege of hearing many people talk about their experiences in an acute care hospital as they have faced the impact of illness and injury on their lives. At the same time, as a hospice chaplain, he has also had the privilege of listening to the courage, love and uncertainty reflected in the stories of those living with the vivid awareness of their own dying. In both settings he has been involve in many conversations between patients, families and their health care provider as they face some of their most challenging health care options. He is married to Linnea, also an ordained pastor in the ELCA, and has three children.

Recordings

The Journey to the Edge of Life & Beyond: Near Death Experiences, Near Death Awareness, Extraordinary Human Experiences

Presenter: Papke-Larson, Mark / 2008

Listen to the Spirit: Maintaining Dignity & Engaging Hope at the End of Life

Presenter: Papke-Larson, Mark / 2008

Making Sense of the Senseless: Concepts in Death and Dying

Presenter: Papke-Larson, Mark / 2008

Talking about Death and Dying: Reading the Emotional Compass

Presenter: Papke-Larson, Mark / 2008

More than Black and White Decisions: The Many Colors of Advance Medical Directives

Presenter: Papke-Larson, Mark / 2008

Holden wishes to express appreciation to PLU, Pacific Lutheran University, for their support of the Holden Audio Archive Project.

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