Domestic Violence In Vietnam:A Pastoral Program To Equip Church Ministers For Accompaniment

Sr.  ANN DIEP NGUYEN, OP

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Domestic Violence In Vietnam:A Pastoral Program To Equip Church Ministers For Accompaniment

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Sr. ANN DIEP NGUYEN, OP. Domestic Violence In Vietnam:a Pastoral Program To Equip Church Ministers For Accompaniment. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/649afb3f-2df2-4175-aab4-3b04947e47bf?locale=pt-BR.

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S. A. D. N. Op. Domestic Violence In Vietnam:A Pastoral Program To Equip Church Ministers For Accompaniment. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/649afb3f-2df2-4175-aab4-3b04947e47bf?locale=pt-BR

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Sr. ANN DIEP NGUYEN, OP. Domestic Violence In Vietnam:a Pastoral Program To Equip Church Ministers For Accompaniment. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/649afb3f-2df2-4175-aab4-3b04947e47bf?locale=pt-BR.

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Sr. ANN DIEP NGUYEN, OP

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Domestic violence is a real issue in Vietnam. This thesis-project is an effort to propose a pastoral program to equip Church ministers for accompaniment. The author, mainly, uses the methodology of Richard Osmer’s as primary framework and, simultaneously, integrates a number of components from Poling and Miller to strengthen the performance of this thesis-project. In the process, this study, by conducting qualitative interviews of Church ministers, examines first, if the Church ministers are aware of the domestic violence situation, and then, what skills they may need in responding to this issue. As a result, this study acknowledges some insights from practical, socio-cultural, theological, and pastoral perspectives. Under this understanding, this thesis-project suggests some recommendations for a pastoral response to domestic violence, and provides a possible pastoral program as a way to equip Church ministers in assisting women who experience domestic violence in the context of Vietnam.

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