The purpose of this article was to review 2010-2015 Taiwanese literature on spiritual care in nursing. Results identified that the amount of qualitative and quantitative studies approximately were half of all and samples were majorly on nurses. Literature content included the promoting spirituality in the nursing workplaces, exploring the perceptions of nurses and nursing students toward spiritual care, developing and testing of the spiritual scales. Additionally, studying patients were focused on the cancer, terminal stage, and elderly populations. However, only one study applied the intervention. According to the results of literature review, the authors proposed that the five directions for future spiritual nursing care in Taiwan: enhancing the development and study of the spiritual care skills, establishing the evidences-based spiritual care model, promoting the studies of spiritual nursing intervention on patients, spreading spiritual nursing care applied into workplace, and cultivating spiritual care as the basic level of nursing education.