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    <subfield code="a">Outside the GATES; Copyright; In appreciation for ... ; In Remembrance; Table of Contents; Foreword; by Steven J. Land, PhD; PREFACE; Copyright Notes; UNIT ONE; A Practical, Theological Approach to Chaplaincy Ministry; INTRODUCTION; An Examination of Core Theological Principles for Chaplaincy; CHAPTER ONE; Why Chaplains Do What They Do; Does God Really Own Everything?; God's Love for His Beloved Creation; I Know I Have to Love Them, but Do I Have to Like Them?; CHAPTER TWO; Working for a Global God; A Divine Vision for Global Ministry; Christ As the Doorway to Globalization. Reaching People by Redeeming SystemsCHAPTER THREE; The comPassion of Christ: A Model for Chaplaincy Ministry; Ministry of Advocacy: To Act Justly; Ministry of Presence: To Love Mercy; Ministry of Service: to Live Humbly; CHAPTER FOUR; "I Am What I Am": Understanding Your Pastoral Identity and Pastoral Authority; Claiming Your Pastoral Identity; Maintaining a Unique Faith Identity in a Pluralistic Setting; Establishing Your Pastoral Authority; Chaplains Have Been Given Moral Authority, not Ultimate Authority; CHAPTER FIVE. Prepare Ye the Way: A Theology of Spiritual, Professional, and Personal Formation for ChaplainsSpiritual Formation; Professional Formation; Personal Formation: a Ministry of Integrity; Compassion, Wisdom, and Humility; UNIT TWO; A Survey of the History of Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy; INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER SIX; Pastoral Practices from the Days of the Ancient Israelites through the 17th Century; Biblical Model of Pastoral Care; Age of Persecution During the Second and Third Centuries; Constantine and the Evolution of the Imperial Church (Early 4th Century through 11th Century). Renaissance and Reformation (14th through 16th Centuries)The Enlightenment (17th Century); CHAPTER SEVEN; Pastoral Practices From the 18th Through the 20th Centuries; An Era of Rapid Change and Transition (19th Century); The Turn of the Century; Clinical Pastoral Education and the 1920s; CHAPTER EIGHT; The Contemporary Context 0f Pastoral Care and Chaplaincy; An Integrative Model of Chaplaincy; Conclusion; Definitions for Further Review:; UNIT THREE; Understanding the Practice of Chaplaincy; INTRODUCTION; History of Chaplaincy. An Approach to Chaplaincy: Chaplaincy as Covenant, Character, and Commission172Conclusion; CHAPTER NINE; Military Chaplaincy; Education, Training, and Endorsement; Functions of the Military Chaplain; Baptism in a Jungle; The Immeasurable Presence; Critical Issues; For the Sake of the Cause; Conclusion; CHAPTER TEN; Clinical Chaplaincy188; Legitimacy: An Illustration of a Worthy Ministry; Education, Training, and Endorsement; The Functions of the Clinical Chaplain; Critical Issues; Conclusion; Myrtle and Her Flower Garden; CHAPTER ELEVEN; Correctional Chaplaincy.
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