Sentences with phrase «for local clergy»

In 1988 I became a special Pastoral Care consultant for the New York Conference of the UCC and provided boundary training seminars for local clergy and denominational gatherings.

(d) Education and Training — in such areas as continuing education for local clergy, in - service staff training, clinical pastoral education by qualified supervisors, and educating of clergy and laymen in programs of positive mental health.

Not exact matches

One of the ministers» principal aims was to reach out to the local white community, especially the clergy and churches, looking for a chance to talk about the changes whites were having to face.

Islam today still beheads people for apostacy — if not on the national level then at the village / local level (saudi arabia, Iran), still burn people to death for witchcraft (indonesia and saudi arabia), Draw the prophet and earn yourself a death sentence from the Clergy, Write a book critical of islam and get the same deal, write a magazine article expessing concern about the rise of islam in your country and have your throat slit on a public street in YOUR own country...

Says Robert Kohler an executive with the United Methodist Church: «Instead of a [clergy] shortage or crisis, I see a changing profile in pastoral ministry with an intentional use of more full - and part - time local pastors to address the needs for clergy.»

Resource directories were prepared for local churches, and continuing education events were inaugurated for clergy.

A.E. Medlycott points out that the value of the report of Theophilus is its evidence that by the middle of the fourth century India or its adjacent territories had indigenous, worshipping congregations ministered to by local clergy, with customs such as sitting for the Gospel, that were well adapted to the Indian culture though divergent from accepted western practice.

For Catholics during this period, the church had seemed a more formidable adversary to intellectual prowess than local clergy of the Protestant churches — congregational, presbyterial, or episcopal — had seemed to their coreligionists a century earlier.

This frustration is illustrated, for example, by the inability to understand the small number of referrals by clergymen to the mental health centers (approximately 3 percent), whereas the expectation is that local clergy should be a primary source of referrals.

The centers selected for study either had existing programs relating to local churches and clergy or had clergymen functioning on the staff.

Such a program will be of mutual benefit to the local churches and the mental health center in a local community, for it will mobilize the clergy and the resources of the religious community in a creative partnership of community service and improved health.

The need for establishing clear communication between local community mental health services and the clergy of the community, so that effective means of referral collaboration can be established.

The funeral director or your local clergy may be able to suggest a resource for finding these groups.

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She has no patience for the soothing pleasantries of the local priest, who drops by her house for a cup of tea and is served a profane rant about pedophilia in the Catholic clergy.

«Local philanthropists, educators, judges, clergy and others around the country are starting local residential schools rather than just despair of the conditions so many youth live in, and fail in,» said Heidi Goldsmith, founder and executive director of the Washington - based Coalition for Residential EducaLocal philanthropists, educators, judges, clergy and others around the country are starting local residential schools rather than just despair of the conditions so many youth live in, and fail in,» said Heidi Goldsmith, founder and executive director of the Washington - based Coalition for Residential Educalocal residential schools rather than just despair of the conditions so many youth live in, and fail in,» said Heidi Goldsmith, founder and executive director of the Washington - based Coalition for Residential Education.

Flanked by Chicago Public School (CPS) parents, Local School Council leaders, clergy and educators, the Chicago Teachers Union released its vision of what the city's schools should look like for all students to be successful during a news conference at its headquarters today.

For my efforts I have been called «deceitful» and «untruthful» by local clergy and, my favorite, «a fool who doeth think he is wise» by a resident Marine Biologist.

Blaming government officials at the local, state and federal levels for failing to stop Cruz before the mass shooting happened may be the wrong things to focus on, said Rev. Anthony Burrell, who spoke on behalf of the clergy.

You also can ask your employee assistance program, clergy, or state or local mental health agencies for suggestions for therapists.