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Pastoral care - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pastoral care is the ministry of care and counseling provided by pastors, chaplains and other religious leaders to members of their church, congregation or persons within a faith-based institution. T...
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Pastoral Care - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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3. Program for pastoral care. Through the use of the church calendar, work with church organizations to provide over a period of years a balanced menu of caring experiences. ... 4. Have a place for pastoral care. Decide ahead of time where you will meet when someone requests to talk to you. This place should afford...
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The ministry of pastoral care is a compassionate presence in imitation of Jesus' care of people, especially those who were hurting and in need. The ministry of Pastoral Care involves promoting positive adolescent and family development through a variety of positive (preventive) strategies;
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The history of Pastoral care begins with Jesus Christ and His apostles. Scriptual justification can be found in Matthew 25:35-36. Other historical points of interest include Pope Gregory I's book Pastoral Care (circa 590 A.D.). [1]
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Social and pastoral issues ... Many aspects of school life involve attending to the mental and physical welfare of pupils and to the wider human framework made up of other staff, parents, governors and beyond. ... As well as the information in this area, you may find the links to the following parts of TeacherNet useful:
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