Pastoral Counseling

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Pastoral Counseling

Author	: James E. Dittes
File Size	: 49,7 Mb
Publisher	: Westminster John Knox Press
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 January 1999
ISBN	: 0664257380
Pages	: 180 pages

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Pastoral Counseling by James E. Dittes Book PDF Summary

In this invaluable resource for pastors and seminarians, James Dittes offers answers to some of a minister's basic counseling questions: how do I guide counseling conversations yet empower those who feel helpless? How do I negotiate relationships with people who I may counsel on one day and from whom I must seek a housing allowance on the next? Can I be psychologically adept while remaining theologically faithful? Dittes offers a wealth of insight into these and other fundamental issues.

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