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The minister as healer, the healer as minister

Journal of Religion and Health, 1982
A major task of the minister is that of healer, and with the healing task come some special opportunities. These relate to the therapy of the word, awakening in all the tragic sense of life, an identity with the wounded healer, distinguishing between healing and curing, and accepting the medical education enterprise as a patient. The healer as minister
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Prime Ministers and their Ministers

2018
Ministers have both been described as the prime ministers’ agents, unable to take substantive initiatives without their approval, and as the real drivers and masters in Westminster governments. This chapter explores the relationship between prime ministers and their ministers.
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Prime Ministers' Prime Minister

International Journal, 1961
As Edmund Spenser is traditionally spoken of as the poets' poet and as Gustave Flaubert might with equal justice be thought of as the writers' writer, so Mackenzie King may be thought of as the prime ministers1 Prime Minister. In each instance the appeal is less to the public than to the professional be he poet, writer, or politician.
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A Minister in Exile: A Minister Remembered

1990
‘I had a terror — since September — I could tell to none — ’ Emily Dickinson wrote to Thomas Wentworth Higginson in late April of 1862 (L261). The reason for that terror, unspecified in Dickinson’s letter and never explained elsewhere, has been the subject of endless speculation — speculation greatly intensified, in 1955, when there came to light the ...
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New ministers

Nursing Management, 2001
Jacqui Smith has been appointed health minister, replacing John Denham after his transfer to the Home Office.
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