Reflective Practice - Formation and Supervision in Ministry (E-Journal)
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Interpathy Re-envisioned: Reflecting on Observed Practice of Mutuality by Counselors who Muddle Along Cultural Boundaries or Are Thrown into a Wholly Strange Location
As diversity increases and multiculturality becomes our daily challenge, interpathy becomes more and more necessary for human sustainability and more difficult to acheive
Interculturality and Wholenessin African Spiritualities and Cosmologies: The Need for Communality (Ubuntu-Philosophy) and Compassionate Co-humanity (Utungi-Hospitality) in the Realm of Pastoral Caregiving
Writing from South Africa, Louw proposes that African spiritualities, because oftheir deep commitment to communality and hospitality, have much to contribute to interculturality in pastoral caregiving
Fieldnotes: Facilitating Conversations about Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in Field Education
This essay proposes that field supervision and peer reflection groups need to be spaces in which differences regarding sexuality, sex, and gender can be openly discussed in spite of and because of theological differences
A Response to Chaplain Massey's "Surfing throu a Sea Change"
Rev. Greene responds to Kevin Massey's article
Beyond the Boundary of Race: The Abolition of Race as the Radical Theological Disruption of Racialized Relationships
The author invites the reader to think critically and creatively about what the abolition of race might mean, and where this might leave us as social and spiritual beings in this very provocative essay
Surfing through a Sea Change: The Coming Transformation of Chaplaincy Training
This essay introduces a mini-symposium that asks whether the preparation of future chaplains today anticipates sufficiently the emerging patterns of healthcare and the challenges of religious diversity
Acient Sins...Modern Addictions: A Fresh Look at the Seven Deadly Sins by R. Scott Sullender
Reviewed by Susan S. Phillips