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Pastoral Care in the Living Web for At-Risk Children in Ethiopia
Journal of Pastoral Theology, 2018Millions of children are at risk in Ethiopia due to child trafficking, forced migration, illegal adoption, harmful traditional practices, vulnerability, orphanhood, and rape.
R. Molla
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The Pastoral Care of The Clergy [PDF]
New Blackfriars, 1966 A few years ago, it would have sounded unthinkably liberal to say that a priest should not let a week go by without spending an evening socially with laymen. To many maybe it still does. But the point is obvious enough; there is no better way for a priest to cut through platitudes and pat answers and learn to address himself directly to realities than ...
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The Prophets and Pastoral Care
2016This article examines intersections between pastoral care and the prophets, and how each shapes personal and communal well-being. Traditionally, pastoral care has been understood as a field concerned with individual healing, while the prophets have been identified with social transformation.
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Pastoral Care of the Congregation
Journal of Pastoral Care, 1997Focuses on the pastor's care of the congregation. Draws on group therapy and practical theology; and critiques two conflicting practical theology views of the pastor's personhood seen in relation to pastoral ministry. Presents a third alternative. Argues that the emotional dimension of the pastor's personhood is an important resource the pastor can ...
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Pastoral Psychology, 1968
I consider the years which I spent in the study of pastoral psychology as the wedge which opened the door to genuine ministry for me. I doubt if I would have stayed in the pastorate without it. Furthermore, the disciplines of that study have been the basis for continued growth.
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I consider the years which I spent in the study of pastoral psychology as the wedge which opened the door to genuine ministry for me. I doubt if I would have stayed in the pastorate without it. Furthermore, the disciplines of that study have been the basis for continued growth.
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Journal of Religion and Health, 1976
The minister is often called upon to step out of the pulpit and share his flock's personal problems. Other ministers have elected to serve as pastoral counselors, a somewhat specialized profession that requires additional training and a different life style. Minister or pastoral counselor, the clergyman and the congregation develop a rapport that leads
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The minister is often called upon to step out of the pulpit and share his flock's personal problems. Other ministers have elected to serve as pastoral counselors, a somewhat specialized profession that requires additional training and a different life style. Minister or pastoral counselor, the clergyman and the congregation develop a rapport that leads
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Pastoral Care in Aged Care Settings: Role and Challenges
Journal of religion and health, 2021Y. Wells +2 more
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Journal of Pastoral Care, 1989
Reflects on the many dimensions of suicide, drawing especially on the author's personal experience as the mother of an 18-year old son who committed suicide. Notes the stigma of suicide, the various types and reasons for suicide, and the variety of reactions of suicide survivors.
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Reflects on the many dimensions of suicide, drawing especially on the author's personal experience as the mother of an 18-year old son who committed suicide. Notes the stigma of suicide, the various types and reasons for suicide, and the variety of reactions of suicide survivors.
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Journal of Pastoral Theology, 2002
In his guest editorial in the Winter 1997 issue of the Journal of Pastoral Care, and especially in his Society presentation in 1997 in which he elaborated on his theme, Professor Rodney Hunter (1997, pp. 373-375, 1998, pp. 15-27) challenged us to recognize that the way we teach pastoral care and counseling has contributed to the weakening of strong and
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In his guest editorial in the Winter 1997 issue of the Journal of Pastoral Care, and especially in his Society presentation in 1997 in which he elaborated on his theme, Professor Rodney Hunter (1997, pp. 373-375, 1998, pp. 15-27) challenged us to recognize that the way we teach pastoral care and counseling has contributed to the weakening of strong and
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