This competency is about those times when the chaplain provides a relatively tangible resource: a text, a stone, a reading, a sacrament, a prayer, a song, a stone with love on it, an icon, etc. Think about a time when you offered something similarly concrete to a care recipient and it was very well received. It was probably so well received because it was appropriate, because it met the three criteria of this competency: it fit well (enough) with their spirituality (i.e., is probably wasn't religiously offensive to them), their circumstances (i.e., it probably wasn't tone-deaf to their situation or even generic), and their hopes/intentions/aims (i.e., they probably felt like what you offered helped them toward their own goals in some way). Describe their spirituality/religion, Christian. their context, and their goalsthen how the prayer/text/practice/object/artwork you provided fit with those. Her parents said she collected rocks and put designs on them. give an introduction, body and conclusion. give an example.