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Building Abrahamic Partnerships

Traditions of Change: American Literature of Reform

Genesis Stories for Practical Preaching

Congregational Conflict Resolution

Essential Skills in Pastoral Counseling and Ministry

Understanding Islam: Rumor and Reality

Doctor of Ministry Colleague Seminar I, Part II

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Theological Ethics and Public Life*

Life Together: Ethics in a Religiously Plural World*

Global Christianity in Modern Historical Perspective*

Modern and Contemporary Islamic Thought*

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Contemporary Religious Trends*

Pagans, Witches and/or Christians*

New Testament Survey I*

Tafsir Survey: Reading the Qur’an across the Ages*

The History of Christian Theology: From the Rise of Christianity to the Middle Ages*

Major Theological Figures: Ibn Taymiyya*

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Essential Skills in Pastoral Counseling and Ministry (AM-638)
January Interession and Winter/Spring 2009

This course will offer pastors, lay ministers and caregivers an opportunity to learn basic counseling skills for use in pastoral settings. Students will develop skills in assessment, honoring ethical concerns and addressing the most common diagnoses such as depression and anxiety. Attention will be given to clarifying the differences between pastoral care and pastoral counseling. Issues of referral to professional mental health resources and community agencies also will be addressed

 

Meeting Day, Time and Dates: 
Tuesdays, 4:30 p.m. – 6:50 p.m., beginning Jan. 27


Ben Watts

Benjamin K. Watts
Faculty Associate in the Arts of Ministry and Senior Pastor, Shiloh Baptist Church, New London


Contact Information:
phone: 
(860) 509-9538
email: rbkw@aol.com
Dr. Watt's  web page

 


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