Reflective Practice - Formation and Supervision in Ministry (E-Journal)
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SECTION 2: RESPONSES AND REFLECTIONS ON THE FUTURE OF CPE
Editor, Scott Sullender sets the stage for the two essays in this section by discussing the issues surrounding CPE expansion into traditionally religious culture
The Soul of Care: The Moral Education of a Husband and a Doctor, by Arthur Kleinman
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Spiritual Care for Non-Communicative Patients: A Guidebook, by Linda S. Golding and Walter Dixon
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Stories of Piety and Prayer: Deliverance Follows Adversity, by Al-Muhassin ibn 'Ali Tanukhi
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Interfaith Campus Ministry
Melanie-Préjean Sullivan shares her work as an interfaith chaplain in a traditional Catholic college
Conclusion: Making Time for What Matters
Matthew Floding offers a few concluding insights and observations from this collection of essays
Anatomy of a Site Visit
Director of Field Education describes key elements to follow when making a site visit where students will be serving as part of their education
Beyond Queer Fear? Turbulent Times for Supervision in Ministry
Sprinkle revisits his 2008 essay, “Queer Fear” and updates readers on what is the same, what is different, summarizing the social, cultural and political dynamics that create a climate of fear for LGBTQIA seminarians
Pastoral Care to Migrants as Care at the 'In-Between': Reflection on Pastoral Care within Congregational Ministry
Pastoral care as a frontline ministry responsible for interfacing with people in migration situations requires models to ensure effective pastoral intervention. This essay contributes towards designing a migrant pastoral assessment and intervention framework within a congregational ministry setting hinging on the notion of migrants as ‘in-between’ people. This model is supplemented by a congregational analysis and hermeneutical model for effective ministry to migrants.
Anton Boisen's Fellowship of the Best and the ACPE's Communities of Practice
In a 2017 address to the Eastern Region of ACPE, Ralph Ciampa explores Anton Boisen’s concept of the “fellowship of the best,” as a resource for understanding ACPE’s new structure, communities of practic