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
Authors
Pembroke, NeilCoyle, Suzanne
Gear, Janet
Gubi, Peter M.
Kelly, Ewan
Louw, Daniel
McMillan, Lex
Niven, Alan
Thierfelder, Constanze
Schmidt, William
van den Berg, Jan-Albert
Affiliation
University of Queensland; Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis; Vancouver School of Theology; University of Chester; Church of Scotland; Stellenbosch University; Laidlaw College, Auckland; Stirling College and MCD University of Divinity; Philipps-University of Marburg & Theological Seminary of Herborn; Loyola University Chicago; University of the Free State, BloemfonteinPublication Date
2018-06-18
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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
Pembroke, N., Coyle, S., Gear, J., Gubi, P. M., Kelly, E., Louw, D., McMillan, L., Niven, A., Thierfelder, C., Schmidt, W., & van den Berg, J-A. (2018). 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. Journal of Pastoral Care & Counseling, 72(2), 104-115. https://doi.org/10.1177/1542305018765659Publisher
SAGE PublicationsAdditional Links
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1542305018765659Type
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1542-3050EISSN
2167-776Xae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.1177/1542305018765659