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The clergy family: where is their sanctuary?
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The Clergy Family: Where Is Their Sanctuary?. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/bdfeb7dc-a9f1-4cf9-98df-82878ed3e7d3.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- In the American church today, a parish minister, by intention or default, is often his or her family's minister. This study asks: what is the nature of the spiritual life of the clergy spouse? and it raises interesting questions and discussion about the unique clergy family and their 'pastoral' relationship. The author/researcher approached this project from a case study methodology involving thirteen participant clergy spouses. Data were collected through extensive literature review, questionnaires, a sanctuary exchange program and journaling. A model for clergy family spiritual strengthening was proposed.
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