Clergy career orientation toward support systems as means of self-care

Michael T Powers

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Clergy career orientation toward support systems as means of self-care

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Michael T Powers. Clergy Career Orientation Toward Support Systems As Means of Self-care. Asbury Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3fe39811-371d-47fa-a3b2-f303d18afe4e?locale=en.

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M. T. Powers. Clergy career orientation toward support systems as means of self-care. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3fe39811-371d-47fa-a3b2-f303d18afe4e?locale=en

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Michael T Powers. Clergy Career Orientation Toward Support Systems As Means of Self-Care. Asbury Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3fe39811-371d-47fa-a3b2-f303d18afe4e?locale=en.

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Michael T Powers

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Tests and measurements in religion

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Abstract

This project identifies and investigates the self-care support systems used by beginning, mid-career, and veteran pastors, developing a Self-Care Support Systems Inventory and also employing the Spiritual Well-Being Scale. The project finds no significant differences among the three groups of pastors regarding religious and existential well-being and use of self-care support systems, nor are there significant correlations among the pastor groups with respect to spiritual well-being and self-care support systems. In the total population of pastors significant correlations between well-being (spiritual, religious, and existential) and self-care support systems are present.

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