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Minister as Midwife

Journal of Pastoral Care, 1996
Explores the notion of midwives and hospital chaplains being parallel professions, drawing on scripture, history, and personal experience to support the idea.
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Ministers and Departments

1999
The office of prime minister is a creation of convention and the main powers of the prime minister are conventional. However the prime minister is increasingly being given statutory powers in sensitive political areas (e.g. Police Act 1997 s. 9, Intelligence Services Act 1994 s. 2, National Minimum Wages Act 1998, National Audit Act 1983 s.
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Age and the Ministry: Consequences for Minister-Parishioner and Minister-Minister Relations

Review of Religious Research, 1967
firm, are functionally-specific rather than diffuse. Functional specificity in formal organizations is based on the ability of limited work-related performance criteria to serve as guidelines for actions and interpersonal relations. But, as many studies have shown, nonwork criteria often become important.
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The Minister's Wife

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2023
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Ministers of the ministering community

Pastoral Psychology, 1956
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Clergy health day: ministering to the ministers.

Hospital progress, 1979
Mercy Hospital, Port Huron, MI, held a Clergy Health Day for ministers from the community. The program, which included components on physical, mental/emotional, and spiritual health of the clergy, was judged helpful by both participants and those persons in the hospital responsible for the program.
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Prime minister

Notes and Queries, 1897
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Ministers ministering to ministers: psychoanalytic reflections

2018
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“Not to Be Ministered unto, but to Minister”

2016
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"The minister's wather"

Notes and Queries, 1870
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