Lay burnout: awareness, prevention, restoration

Richard J Baker

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Lay burnout: awareness, prevention, restoration

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Richard J Baker. Lay Burnout: Awareness, Prevention, Restoration. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ac22210e-fe74-4d5d-a4f4-f628de340ad7?locale=es.

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R. J. Baker. Lay burnout: awareness, prevention, restoration. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ac22210e-fe74-4d5d-a4f4-f628de340ad7?locale=es

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Richard J Baker. Lay Burnout: Awareness, Prevention, Restoration. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ac22210e-fe74-4d5d-a4f4-f628de340ad7?locale=es.

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Richard J Baker

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Can an aware church prevent the effects of burnout upon its lay volunteers? The project approached this question from two fronts. First, it compared burnout causes and symptoms noted among professionals with the experiences of lay people. This research found a direct correlation. The causes and symptoms of professional burnout are duplicated in the volunteers. Second, a workshop was designed to awaken church leaders to the causes and symptoms of burnout, to develop their skills of observation and listening skills and to apply the workshop experience to local situations. The workshop test experiences indicated aware leaders could become the first line of defense in preventing further burnout fatalities.

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