Helping clergy survive parish ministry: building support groups which model a point of balance between altruism and narcissism

Patrick Baker

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Helping clergy survive parish ministry: building support groups which model a point of balance between altruism and narcissism

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Patrick Baker. Helping Clergy Survive Parish Ministry: Building Support Groups Which Model a Point of Balance Between Altruism and Narcissism. Phillips Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d64b8cbf-c393-421f-bbef-c1b5a5d1fa45?locale=es.

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P. Baker. Helping clergy survive parish ministry: building support groups which model a point of balance between altruism and narcissism. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d64b8cbf-c393-421f-bbef-c1b5a5d1fa45?locale=es

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Patrick Baker. Helping Clergy Survive Parish Ministry: Building Support Groups Which Model a Point of Balance Between Altruism and Narcissism. Phillips Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/d64b8cbf-c393-421f-bbef-c1b5a5d1fa45?locale=es.

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Patrick Baker

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The purpose of this project was to evaluate the model for clergy support groups developed by Roy Oswald of the Alban Institute as one component of a support network to help clergy in parish ministry survive stress and burnout. A one-year timeframe was used to evaluate the effectiveness of the model which encourages clergy to find a point of balance in ministry, specifically in light of theology of self-care. The psychoanalytic perspectives from Heinz Kohut's self-psychology and Donald Winnicott's object-relations provide an experience-near, subjective evaluation of ministry models for the latter part of the twentieth century.

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