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    Toward A Structured, Tri-Domain Model Of Companioning In Christian Formation By Pastoral Agents In A Congregational Setting: A Preliminary Report On An International Research Project.

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    Authors
    Pembroke, Neil
    Coyle, Suzanne
    Gear, Janet
    Gubi, Peter M.
    Kelly, Ewan
    Louw, Daniel
    McMillan, Lex
    Niven, Alan
    Thierfelder, Constanze
    Schmidt, William
    van den Berg, Jan-Albert
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    Publication Date
    2018-06
    
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    Abstract
    A preliminary report is presented by an international project team working on developing a model for a structured and holistic approach to companioning parishioners in the journey of formation in the Christian life. A holistic model involves working in three domains: positive psychology, spirituality, and personal and social ethics. Structure is provided by utilizing four self-assessment instruments to inform the work the pastor and the parishioner do together.
    Citation
    The journal of pastoral care & counseling : JPCC, volume 72, issue 2, page 104-115
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10034/621270
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    Publication status: ppublish
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