Chaplain ministry in a senior adult health care setting involves many opportunities for interaction. One of the main opportunities is presence. It is not always having the right answer—or any answer—that is needed; sometimes it is simply being there. This environment often provides for a continuity of presence with a resident as they move from one level of care to another. Having established a relationship at one level of care makes it easy to move with the resident as their level of care changes. My role is not to replace anyone’s faith community, but to provide care as a supplement to the individual’s faith community. If they do not have a faith community, the Chaplain ministry allows the opportunity oftentimes to introduce faith as an element of care. That care always begins with presence.