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Healing the wounded woman at Payne Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore, Maryland
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Healing the Wounded Woman At Payne Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore, Maryland. Beeson Divinity School of Samford University. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3a0fa445-4ee4-4d80-9686-cae11ab33808.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- African-American women experience discrimination based on race and gender. They have developed coping strategies through their religious faith to deal with this double-bind. The integration of spiritual disciplines within the context of a psychological group process may be useful in helping African-American women overcome a sense of woundedness and achieve a better quality of life. The project director led two groups of African-American women from Payne Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Church in psycho-spiritual process groups. The ministry project included the planning and facilitation of ten weekly ninety-minute group sessions, the development of a Healing the Wounded Woman Curriculum, and the implementation of a one-day retreat.
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