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Informationen zum Autor Jean Beedoe currently teaches in the department of Religion and Theology at Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama. Klappentext In this short study concerning the pastoral care and counseling of immigrants, specifically Black Caribbean congregants in large/mega congregations, culture, denomination history, and interpretations of scripture enter into the dynamics of defining not only the pastoral office of leaders but their perception of "care." Zusammenfassung In this short study concerning the pastoral care and counseling of immigrants, specifically Black Caribbean congregants in large/mega congregations, culture, denomination history, and interpretations of scripture enter into the dynamics of defining not only the pastoral office of leaders but their perception of “care.” Inhaltsverzeichnis Part One: Defining Pastoral-Care Needs in Large/Mega CongregationsChapter 1: Mandated Care of CongregationsChapter 2: Traditional Pastoral Care and Counseling Chapter 3: Pastoral-Care Response to Caribbean History and CultureChapter 4: Pastoral Needs in Large/Mega ChurchesChapter 5: The Learning Circle of the StudyChapter 6: The Congregations as Source for DialoguePart Two: The Cultural Aspects of Black Caribbeans in Three CongregationsChapter 1: Parables of Back HomeChapter 2: Defining Pastoral Care in Large/Mega CongregationsChapter 3: Pastoral-Care Theology of Black CaribbeansChapter 4: Evaluations and Recommendations for ChangeChapter 5: Towards Effective Pastoral CarePart Three: Pastoral Care and Counseling in Cross-Cultural Needs of Congregations Chapter 1: Church as Pastoral-Care Unit and Mission FieldChapter 2: Towards Purposeful Pastoral Care and CounselingChapter 3: Possibilities, and ApplicationsChapter 4: The Future of Pastoral Care in CongregationsChapter 5: Hermeneutics of Pastoral CareChapter 6: Framing a Theological PerspectiveChapter 7: A Psychosocial Lens of CommunityChapter 8: Cross-Cultural Impact on Pastoral CounselingChapter 9: Racial and Cultural Identity Development ModelChapter 10: ACA Code of Ethics in Pastoral Care and CounselingChapter 11: Cultural Ethics as Applied to Pastoral CareChapter 12: Cross-Cultural Competency and Ethics Chapter 13: Values Clarification in Pastoral Care and CounselingChapter 14: Pastoral-Care Aspects of Cultural SensitivityBibliography...
List of contents
Part One: Defining Pastoral-Care Needs in Large/Mega Congregations
Chapter 1: Mandated Care of Congregations
Chapter 2: Traditional Pastoral Care and Counseling
Chapter 3: Pastoral-Care Response to Caribbean History and Culture
Chapter 4: Pastoral Needs in Large/Mega Churches
Chapter 5: The Learning Circle of the Study
Chapter 6: The Congregations as Source for Dialogue
Part Two: The Cultural Aspects of Black Caribbeans in Three Congregations
Chapter 1: Parables of
Back HomeChapter 2: Defining Pastoral Care in Large/Mega Congregations
Chapter 3: Pastoral-Care Theology of Black Caribbeans
Chapter 4: Evaluations and Recommendations for Change
Chapter 5: Towards Effective Pastoral Care
Part Three: Pastoral Care and Counseling in Cross-Cultural Needs of Congregations
Chapter 1: Church as Pastoral-Care Unit and Mission Field
Chapter 2: Towards Purposeful Pastoral Care and Counseling
Chapter 3: Possibilities, and Applications
Chapter 4: The Future of Pastoral Care in Congregations
Chapter 5: Hermeneutics of Pastoral Care
Chapter 6: Framing a Theological Perspective
Chapter 7: A Psychosocial Lens of Community
Chapter 8: Cross-Cultural Impact on Pastoral Counseling
Chapter 9: Racial and Cultural Identity Development Model
Chapter 10: ACA Code of Ethics in Pastoral Care and Counseling
Chapter 11: Cultural Ethics as Applied to Pastoral Care
Chapter 12: Cross-Cultural Competency and Ethics
Chapter 13: Values Clarification in Pastoral Care and Counseling
Chapter 14: Pastoral-Care Aspects of Cultural Sensitivity
Bibliography
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Jean Beedoe currently teaches in the department of Religion and Theology at Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama.
