Beliefs and practices in professional chaplaincy

Joseph Steven Spidell

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Beliefs and practices in professional chaplaincy

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Joseph Steven Spidell. Beliefs and Practices In Professional Chaplaincy. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e475764-cfee-4c91-8311-db435b31c7f1?locale=es.

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J. S. Spidell. Beliefs and practices in professional chaplaincy. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e475764-cfee-4c91-8311-db435b31c7f1?locale=es

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Joseph Steven Spidell. Beliefs and Practices In Professional Chaplaincy. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3e475764-cfee-4c91-8311-db435b31c7f1?locale=es.

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Joseph Steven Spidell

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In this paper the author offers an analysis of the contemporary situation of professional chaplaincy and of its roots in Clinical Pastoral Education. The results of a survey are presented regarding some chaplains' beliefs regarding spirituality and medicine, their practices, and how these are related to CPE training. The author reviews complementary and alternative medicine to suggest resources for expanding chaplaincy perspectives and presents a chart of complementary spiritual practices. The author offers a theological perspective on pastoral care drawing on process-oriented theology and argues that chaplains bring a 'healing intentionality' into their patient care.

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