Good Samaritan Chapel

The Good Samaritan Chapel opened its doors to the community on September 5, 2024, at Miami Valley Hospital North.
The Good Samaritan Chapel draws inspiration from the beloved St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Chapel of the former Good Samaritan Hospital. Preserving its rich heritage, the chapel integrates treasured artifacts from the former chapel, including the original pews, stained-glass and rosette windows, and intricate woodwork. This thoughtful restoration ensures that the spirit of the Good Samaritan continues to guide and comfort all who visit.
As part of this ongoing effort to honor the legacy of the Good Samaritan, we are excited to announce the construction of a new patio adjacent to the chapel. This space will feature additional historical artifacts, including limestone arches decorated with angelic carvings and other ornate decorative pieces from the former hospital. It will be a peaceful extension of the chapel, offering visitors another place for quiet reflection.
The Good Samaritan Chapel project would not have been possible without the tireless dedication and craftsmanship of many local vendors, including App Architecture; WENCO Construction Company; Dayton Walls and Ceilings; Cassady Woodworks; M&S Flooring; Fantastic Finishes; Bridge Street Glass; The Mosaic Institute of Greater Dayton; Dalmatian Fire; Shell + Meyer Associates, Inc.; Wat-Kem Mechanical; and Chapel Electric. These talented teams poured their hearts and expertise into making the chapel a true work of art.
Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of our donors, we are near the $1 million fundraising goal needed to complete the chapel. While this is an incredible milestone, we still need to raise an additional $100,000 to fully fund this project and support its ongoing mission.
If the vision of this sacred space moves you, we invite you to help us reach this final goal. To make a gift to the Good Samaritan Chapel project, please call (937) 208-4623 or click here.
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