刚刚结束CSW70联合国妇女地位委员会的使命，王国权选择将关注的目光从国际会议厅转向社区医院。作为CSW70官方代表，他深知妇女与儿童的健康权益不仅需要政策倡导，更需要社区层面的实际支持。林肯医院作为服务布朗克斯社区的重要公立医疗机构，正是这一理念的生动实践。

“CSW70让我看到全球妇女面临的挑战，”王国权表示，”而在这里，我看到信仰如何转化为对每一个生命的具体关怀——这正是联合国精神在社区层面的体现。”

王国权在联合国妇女地位委员会大会高级别官方代表发言席上

安迪神父（Father Andy）亲自带领他前往医院的Public Affairs部门，与丹尼斯牧师（Pastor Dennis）及团队相聚。

王国权与林肯医院牧师团队一起忙碌又开心的准备复活节礼物

在Public Affairs部门，王国权见到了丹尼斯牧师及两位女士正忙碌地准备复活节礼物——桌上堆满了糖果、复活节彩蛋和精心包装的礼物，这些都是为住院的小患者们准备的节日惊喜。更令人动容的是，准备过程中，王国权与安迪神父、丹尼斯牧师及两位女士一起唱起了《We Are the World》（天下一家），边唱边准备礼物，温馨的氛围充满了整个房间。

大家一起合唱《天下一家》

即使在全美最忙碌的创伤中心，依然有满满的温情和音乐，”王国权感慨道，”安迪神父带我来到这里，我们一起唱着《天下一家》，为素不相识的孩子们准备糖果——这就是CSW70所倡导的：跨越国界、跨越信仰的爱与团结。”

糖果背后的神圣使命

但这只是林肯医院牧师团队工作的冰山一角。据安迪神父和丹尼斯牧师介绍，他们承担着与CSW70精神相呼应的深远使命——为医院中最脆弱的群体提供全方位支持：

全方位的心灵守护，体现CSW70倡导的包容与平等

• 患者关怀：为病患及家属提供情感支持、宗教仪式、祈祷陪伴，特别关注妇女和儿童患者的心理需求

• 医护支持：为医生、护士及普通工作人员提供心理疏导，缓解高压工作环境下的职业倦怠——许多医护人员正是女性

• 临终关怀：为生命末期患者及其家人提供灵性安慰，协助有尊严地走完人生最后一程

• 跨宗教服务：尊重不同信仰背景，提供全方位精神支持，体现CSW70倡导的包容与平等

王国权采访林肯医院牧师团队成员安迪神父

“安迪神父、丹尼斯牧师，以及整个团队，都在为上帝工作，”王国权表示，”他们用音乐和糖果传递希望，这正是CSW70所倡导的核心价值——对每一个人的关怀与尊严，无论性别、种族或信仰。”

王国权与丹尼斯牧师、安迪神父在林肯医院礼堂

创伤中心的人文之光

CSW70精神的社区实践

作为纽约市公立医院系统（NYC Health + Hospitals）的重要成员，林肯医院以其卓越的创伤救治能力闻名全美。然而在这座以”快”与”急”著称的医疗殿堂里，安迪神父、丹尼斯牧师及整个牧师团队的存在提醒着人们：医学治愈身体，而关怀治愈心灵。

这与CSW70的核心议题不谋而合——妇女和儿童不仅是政策的受益者，更是需要全方位关怀的完整生命。当糖果的甜蜜分发到孩子们手中，当《We Are the World》的旋律在病房走廊回响，这份来自全美第三繁忙创伤中心的礼物，正是对”医者仁心”最温暖的诠释，也是CSW70精神在社区最真实的写照。

“从联合国总部到林肯医院，我看到同样的信念，”王国权总结道，”那就是：每一个生命都值得被温柔以待，每一份痛苦都可以被关怀照亮。”

从开幕到闭幕，王国权连续10天出席第70届联合国妇女地位委员会大会

144,000 ER Visits, Yet Warmth Abounds—At America’s Busiest Trauma Center, UN Representative and Chaplaincy Team Spread Love Through “We Are the World” and Easter Candies

From the UN to Lincoln Hospital: CSW70 Official Representative Witnesses the Power of Faith and Compassion

[New York, March 25, 2026, Eastern Time] On the afternoon of March 25, Eastern Time, Wang Guoquan-Prince John, Official Forum Host of the 69th Session and Official Representative of the 70th Session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW70), and International Host, visited Lincoln Hospital in the Bronx. Affiliated with Weill Cornell Medicine, this Level 1 Trauma Center operates the 3rd busiest emergency room in the nation, with over 144,000 annual visits.

From the UN to the Community: Continuing the Mission

Fresh from his duties at CSW70, Wang Guoquan-Prince John turned his attention from international conference halls to community hospitals. “CSW70 showed me the challenges women face globally,” Wang Guoquan-Prince John noted. “Here, I see how faith transforms into concrete care for every life—that’s the UN spirit at the community level.”

Led by Father Andy, Wang Guoquan-Prince John met Pastor Dennis and the chaplaincy team. In the Public Affairs department, they were busy preparing Easter gifts—tables piled high with candies, eggs, and presents for young patients. Moved by the scene, Wang Guoquan-Prince John, Father Andy, Pastor Dennis, and two volunteers sang “We Are the World” together while packing the gifts.

“Even in America’s busiest trauma center, there is warmth and music,” Wang Guoquan-Prince John reflected. “Father Andy brought me here. Singing ‘We Are the World’ while preparing candies for children we’ve never met—that’s the CSW70 spirit: love and unity across borders and faiths.”

The Sacred Mission Behind the Candies

The chaplaincy team’s work embodies CSW70 values:

• Patient Support: Emotional and spiritual care, with special attention to women and children

• Staff Care: Counseling for medical personnel, many of whom are women

• End-of-Life Care: Dignity for terminal patients and families

• Interfaith Services: Inclusive support regardless of background

“Father Andy, Pastor Dennis, and the entire team are doing God’s work,” Wang Guoquan-Prince John said. “They use music and candies to deliver hope—the core values of CSW70: dignity and compassion for every individual, regardless of gender, race, or faith.”

The Humanitarian Light in a Trauma Center

As candies are distributed and “We Are the World” resonates through the corridors, this gift from the nation’s third busiest trauma center is the warmest interpretation of “the healer’s kind heart”—and the truest embodiment of CSW70 spirit in the community.

“From the UN headquarters to Lincoln Hospital, I see the same belief,” Wang Guoquan-Prince John concluded. “Every life deserves gentleness; every pain can be illuminated by care.”