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Comfort & Connection: The Healing Narrative of the Psalms

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Charissa Clark Howe. Comfort & Connection: The Healing Narrative of the Psalms. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/314868bc-5468-4e8c-abf0-b0cec302413c.

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C. C. Howe. Comfort & Connection: The Healing Narrative of the Psalms. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/314868bc-5468-4e8c-abf0-b0cec302413c

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Charissa Clark Howe. Comfort & Connection: The Healing Narrative of the Psalms. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/314868bc-5468-4e8c-abf0-b0cec302413c.

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  • This dissertation explores trauma informed spirituality in a correctional setting and aims to provide guidance for using creative writing as a way to interact with the Psalms and provide a healing tool for traumatized individuals in the carceral system. Through researching and developing a curriculum for use in correctional settings and through reflection on scripture, theological works, and the conversations and creative writing developed during the project, this study examines the church’s role in trauma healing. The findings of this study suggest that churches interested in robust engagement with traumatized populations are served well by exploring their own theology of parenthood, resilience, forgiveness, and most importantly, resurrection. Overall, this dissertation provides insights into the spiritual health and recovery of traumatized women in jail.
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  • 02/16/2024

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