We Can Minister with Dying Persons is a how to help those facing death to work through the tasks of dying using relaxation and meditation. The book also discusses preparation for caregiving and Dying and Death in the Bible. A process of doing ministry with the dying is also provided along with multiple directed meditations and a case study.
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For those working with the terminally ill; its mediations skillfully allows a person to reveal feelings in a non-threatening way. -- Protestant Journal 1986
The title may cause this book to be overlooked--which is certainly a mistake. -- Roman Catholic Journal 1986
The title may cause this book to be overlooked--which is certainly a mistake. -- Roman Catholic Journal 1986
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The author, now retired, worked full-time with dying patients at Walter Reed Army Medical Center when this book was written. He has written two additional volumes and lives in coastal Delaware.
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The call to care for sick and dying persons is clearly proclaimed and modeled by the life of Jesus. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
directed meditation, intentional listening, normal awareness, dying individuals, following meditation, dying people Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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The call to care for sick and dying persons is clearly proclaimed and modeled by the life of Jesus. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
directed meditation, intentional listening, normal awareness, dying individuals, following meditation, dying people Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Discipleship Resources, Paulist Press, Healing the Dying, King David, New Jersey, Carolyn Stahl, Englewood Cliffs, Mansell Pattison New!
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Front Cover | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Pastoral Care in Historical Perspective: An Essay with Exhibits by William A. Clebsch on page 12, and page 75
- Pastoral Care in Historical Perspective by William A. Clebsch on page 12, and page 75
- Facing Death by Robert E. Kavanaugh on page 75
- Counseling the Dying (Harper's Ministers Paperback Library) by Margaretta K. Bowers on page 77
- A Guide to Christian Meditation by Marilyn Morgan Helleberg on page 77
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- The Burial of the Outlaw Emmitt Dalton and Other Stories My Father Told Me by Joseph P. Dulany in Back Matter
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