Pastoral care

My faith tradition informs my theology of pastoral care as that a pastor has an authority in the pastoral care relationship. The pastor’s image in my faith tradition is an advisor, director, and guide. In my faith tradition, the lay people like to have the pastoral care, when they make important decisions. Since my culture is the hierarchal and patriarch system, the lay people believes that pastors are better to know about God’s will. Therefore, the lay people are too much depending on the pastor’s

Pastoral Care and Counseling has been a very informative class in many areas that we will deal with as pastors and counselors. The areas that I believe are essential for me to continue to educate myself and be aware of are in the importance of the church, understanding the priority of visiting sick and dying of members, and Prior to this class I knew the church was very important to salvation, but I didn’t know the magnitude of impact that it truly had. Now I believe that I have a better understanding

after examining the slides and looking back at my intake sheet I can see some things that I can bring to the pastoral care relationship. The things that I will exam are; self-identity rooted in Christianity, at home in my body, an inner assurance, a need to help others, and a good personal self-concept. I see all of these characters as good qualities that a person can bring to the pastoral care relationship. Let’s first exam my self-identity rooted in Christianity. My faith in the Lord has definitely

health care field, I have worked in a hospital that is primarily built on religion. In many circumstances, I have been asked my stance on religion. I have never been condemned for my religious affiliations, and I have never condemned any one for theirs. These are significant factors that should be respected. It is important that health care facilities that are responsible for healing first recognize what pastoral care is, second abide to the policies of the facility, and third offer care to people

My theological of pastoral care and pastoral counseling I will view all the human being as it was written in the beginning with Genesis 1:27: "And God created man to his own image: to the image of God he created him: male and female he created them." As I know the creation of human being, therefore, my pastoral care and pastoral counseling will also views all human being as spiritual and bodily creatures created by God. As a result, my priority in pastoral care and pastoral counseling is that

Why this subject? I want to study this course because I have always felt intrigued and interested in chaplaincy, in particular religious, pastoral and spiritual care. This is due to me having worked alongside other ministers of faith in the fields of chaplaincy (educational and health), interfaith work and community engagement. In addition, I believe this course will help me to improve my skills and enhance my knowledge of chaplaincy in many ways. Exploring spirituality and its various dimensions

Pastoral Care and Social Conflict By Keith L. Green Pamela D. Couture and Rodney J. Hunter did an outstanding job of reflecting on the way pastoral care was executed in the church in the past; they were especially effective with comparing and contrasting it the social, economic, and cultural issues people are faced with today. As a result of some of these issues people have suffered- Black people in particular. This suffering sparked a need for change. The authors observe several of these issues

placement and a conceptualization of Pastoral care would have to be premised on a concise definition of what Pastoral care is thus defined: In its broader sense, pastoral care refers to the different faculties of service usually executed by a pastor. Some and other denominations of the Christian faith use the phrase to refer to more specific aspects of a pastor’s ministry, such as counseling and visitation. The core idea of “pastoral care” is that pastors are to care. The word pastor comes from the Latin

The Importance of Appreciation The goal is to create a healthy workplace where team members receive and communicate appreciation, and where quality-trusting relationships are built in order to advance the church’s values and goals. Chapman and White write about the need for team members to feel appreciated in the workplace. They explain that the majority of workers do not feel appreciated or are under appreciated. This, according to the authors, is a major dilemma. They contend that feeling

Isidore E. Sharpe Professor George Henderson PPC – 102 4 February 2016 Pastoral Care Mid-term Pastor Sharpe has being the senior pastor of World Conqueror Christian Ministry for about 15 years, and has being the pastor of John and Linda Redfern for about eight years. The John and Linda Redfern have two teenage children, John Jr and Joshua. John was sentenced on January 8, 2013 to prison for three years on a robbery charges. John was a faithful and active member, served in a number of ministries,