VOLUNTEER CHAPLAIN ASSOCIATION Our chaplains volunteer daily at Anson Community Hospital and the Lillie Bennett Nursing Center in Anson County, NC. You may contact our chaplain for the day by calling 704-694-3529  VOLUNTEER CHAPLAINS Rev. James Smith, Jr Volunteer Chaplain 105 Cherokee Street Rockingham NC 28379 Rev. Dr. Bernice Bennett Volunteer Chaplain P O Box 6 Lilesville NC 28091 Elder William Bennett Volunteer Chaplain P O Box 681 Wadesboro NC 281701 Rev. W. C. Dunlap Volunteer Chaplain 181 River Street Wadesboro NC 28170 Rev. Robert Ingram Volunteer Chaplain 6950 Vintage Road Lilesville NC 28091 Rev. James Parks Volunteer Chaplain P O Box 251 Polkton NC 28135 Pastor Iris Tillman Volunteer Chaplain P O Box 567 Morven NC 28119 Rev. Jeff Glenn Volunteer Chaplain 4235 Hwy 742 North Wadesboro NC 28170 Rev. Ronnie  Stewart Volunteer  Chaplain 2 Selma Place Wadesboro NC 28170 Rev. Ruth Mercer Volunteer Chaplain 196 Hawk Road Polkton NC 28135 Rev. Clyde E. Dungee Volunteer Chaplain 104 Camden Street Lilesville NC 28091 Rev. Rodney Clements Volunteer Chaplain 188 Hough Road Polkton NC 28135 OFFICERS OF VOLUNTEER CHAPLAIN ASSOCIATION President              Rev. W. C. Dunlap Vice President      Rev. Ronnie Stewart Secretary              Elder William Bennett The Constitution and Bylaws were established on August 8, 2005:                                        VC Bylaws 1 Anson Community Hospital Chaplain Association Constitution and Bylaws PREAMBLE             Whereas the service of Anson Community Hospital (ACH) presented a need for the provision of pastoral care for those patients admitted to the hospital, and whereas it was agreeable with the Chief Executive Officer (CPO) and Community Trustee Council, the ministry of Anson Community Hospital Chaplain Association was formed to provide the spiritual basis for wholistic care in a non-denominational form to patients, staff of Anson Community Hospital and their family members. In the spirit of ecumenical fellowship and trust, the Hospital Administration, Board of Trustees, and the Parish Nurse and Health Ministry work together with the Volunteer Chaplain Ministry to experience a wholistic approach to health care. Article I.         Name             The name of this organization shall be the Anson Community Hospital Chaplain Association (ACHCA). Article II.        Purpose             The purpose of ACHCA is to further the mission, vision, and values of Anson Community Hospital:  (1) to work collaboratively with the other health and human services providers in Anson County to continually improve the health status of the communities we serve; (2)  to provide a specific range of primary health care services to the community and to the network that are marked by the highest attainable levels of clinical competence, customer satisfaction and cost effectiveness; (3) to exhibit an attitude of warmth, love, and caring in all patient encounters; to pursue excellence in all that we do; to respect the dignity of all people regardless of age, creed, race, sex, or national origin; to be involved, responsible citizens; to establish teamwork as our way of life; to maintain the highest ethical and professional standards at all times; to create a caring and supportive environment that provides each employee the opportunity to reach their fullest potential.             The purpose of ACHCA is advanced by:             (1)  Encouraging active cooperation by churches and staff in the area served by ACH. (2)  Providing liaison between community clergy and health professionals. (3)  Developing an educational program to provide knowledge and collaboration between     community clergy and health professionals. (4)  Actively assisting in the recruitment and retention of local clergy professionals to participate in the ACHCA. (5)  Building a better understanding of the importance of effective spiritual care in            the work of the hospital. (continued)