This book recounts the work it takes to become a hospital chaplain showing how intensely personal and physical that experience can become.The author started his chaplain training with the arrogance of a medical school faculty member and the certainty of a Zen priest and teacher. And he started with a drive to reform a system of care that hadnt served his wife and himself when their youngest son received a diagnosis of cerebral palsy years earlier.But he hadnt counted on the humbling that work wi