Easter speaks into one of the deepest human fears: that death has the final word. In hospice care, where patients and families often stand face to face with loss, uncertainty, and grief, the message of Easter can offer a different perspective; one of hope, peace, and enduring love. It reminds us that even in life’s darkest moments, there is the promise of light beyond the suffering.

Working as a hospice chaplain at The Collins House has been one of the most profound and humbling experiences of my life. Hospice care has a way of stripping life down to what really matters most in life: love, family, faith, memories, and peace. In that quiet house, where time often feels slower and more sacred, I have had the privilege of sitting alongside many patients during some of the most honest, vulnerable, and intimate moments they will have ever experienced.

November 14th, 2026

Meet Greg Dill, Spiritual Counselor Greg has filled Pastor Randy’s position as Spiritual Counselor, and he will minister and provide support services to VNA and Collins House hospice patients in addition to other initiatives offered