Chaplaincy and Practical Theology
Researching a Pioneering Ministry
Herausgeber: Dunlop, Sarah; Roberts, Stephen B.
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Chaplaincy and Practical Theology
Researching a Pioneering Ministry
Herausgeber: Dunlop, Sarah; Roberts, Stephen B.
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This book draws on the archive of the the journal Practical Theology to trace the development of chaplaincy research and provide a resource for those seeking to join the conversation about the nature and significance of chaplaincy as a form of ministry and mission today.
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This book draws on the archive of the the journal Practical Theology to trace the development of chaplaincy research and provide a resource for those seeking to join the conversation about the nature and significance of chaplaincy as a form of ministry and mission today.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 174mm x 245mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 474g
- ISBN-13: 9780367654634
- ISBN-10: 0367654636
- Artikelnr.: 69790057
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 174mm x 245mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 474g
- ISBN-13: 9780367654634
- ISBN-10: 0367654636
- Artikelnr.: 69790057
Stephen B. Roberts is Tutor in Practical Theology and Mission, Cardiff Baptist College, and Honorary Lecturer, Cardiff University, UK. He is an Anglican priest with experience in university chaplaincy, parish ministry, and theological education. A practical theologian, his research focuses on inter-faith relations and the relationship between theology and music. Sarah Dunlop is Tutor in Practical Theology, Ridley Hall, University of Cambridge, UK. Her research interests include chaplaincy studies, contemporary ecclesiology, innovative missional practice, narrated photography, youth ministry, UK mega churches, public theology, and the study of pedagogies of theological reflection.
Introduction - Chaplaincy: A Pioneering Practice and an Emerging Field of
Study 1. Historical Perspectives: Insights from the Contact Archive 2.
University Chaplaincy: A Question of Identity and Relevance 3. How should
Health Care Chaplaincy Negotiate its Professional Identity? 4. Distinctive
Call, Distinctive Profile: The Psychological Type Profile of Church of
England Full-time Hospital Chaplains 5. Chaplain as "Hopeful Presence":
Working with Dying People 6. Living Church in the World Chaplaincy and the
Mission of the Church 7. Values-based Reflective Practice: A Method
Developed in Scotland for Spiritual Care Practitioners 8. Preventing the
"Neutral" Chaplain? The Potential Impact of Anti-"Extremism" Policy on
Prison Chaplaincy 9. Spirituality, Christmas and Cyalume Sticks: The
Pastoral-Liturgical Identity of a Navy Chaplain 10. Does University
Christian Chaplaincy Need a Theology? 11. Healthcare Chaplains Among the
Virtues? 12. Sport, Chaplaincy and Holistic Support: The Elite Player
Performance Plan (EPPP) in English Professional Football 13. Is 'Being
There' Enough? Explorations of Incarnational Missiology with Chaplains 14.
Stillbirth and Suffering in Ireland: A Theological Reflection from
Healthcare Chaplaincy 15. Walking with Turtles and Botanising on Asphalt:
Chaplain as flâneur as Public Theologian 16. 'The shock of the new': a
Theological Reflection on Art, The Incarnation and Doctrine within
Contemporary Higher Education Chaplaincy
Study 1. Historical Perspectives: Insights from the Contact Archive 2.
University Chaplaincy: A Question of Identity and Relevance 3. How should
Health Care Chaplaincy Negotiate its Professional Identity? 4. Distinctive
Call, Distinctive Profile: The Psychological Type Profile of Church of
England Full-time Hospital Chaplains 5. Chaplain as "Hopeful Presence":
Working with Dying People 6. Living Church in the World Chaplaincy and the
Mission of the Church 7. Values-based Reflective Practice: A Method
Developed in Scotland for Spiritual Care Practitioners 8. Preventing the
"Neutral" Chaplain? The Potential Impact of Anti-"Extremism" Policy on
Prison Chaplaincy 9. Spirituality, Christmas and Cyalume Sticks: The
Pastoral-Liturgical Identity of a Navy Chaplain 10. Does University
Christian Chaplaincy Need a Theology? 11. Healthcare Chaplains Among the
Virtues? 12. Sport, Chaplaincy and Holistic Support: The Elite Player
Performance Plan (EPPP) in English Professional Football 13. Is 'Being
There' Enough? Explorations of Incarnational Missiology with Chaplains 14.
Stillbirth and Suffering in Ireland: A Theological Reflection from
Healthcare Chaplaincy 15. Walking with Turtles and Botanising on Asphalt:
Chaplain as flâneur as Public Theologian 16. 'The shock of the new': a
Theological Reflection on Art, The Incarnation and Doctrine within
Contemporary Higher Education Chaplaincy
Introduction - Chaplaincy: A Pioneering Practice and an Emerging Field of
Study 1. Historical Perspectives: Insights from the Contact Archive 2.
University Chaplaincy: A Question of Identity and Relevance 3. How should
Health Care Chaplaincy Negotiate its Professional Identity? 4. Distinctive
Call, Distinctive Profile: The Psychological Type Profile of Church of
England Full-time Hospital Chaplains 5. Chaplain as "Hopeful Presence":
Working with Dying People 6. Living Church in the World Chaplaincy and the
Mission of the Church 7. Values-based Reflective Practice: A Method
Developed in Scotland for Spiritual Care Practitioners 8. Preventing the
"Neutral" Chaplain? The Potential Impact of Anti-"Extremism" Policy on
Prison Chaplaincy 9. Spirituality, Christmas and Cyalume Sticks: The
Pastoral-Liturgical Identity of a Navy Chaplain 10. Does University
Christian Chaplaincy Need a Theology? 11. Healthcare Chaplains Among the
Virtues? 12. Sport, Chaplaincy and Holistic Support: The Elite Player
Performance Plan (EPPP) in English Professional Football 13. Is 'Being
There' Enough? Explorations of Incarnational Missiology with Chaplains 14.
Stillbirth and Suffering in Ireland: A Theological Reflection from
Healthcare Chaplaincy 15. Walking with Turtles and Botanising on Asphalt:
Chaplain as flâneur as Public Theologian 16. 'The shock of the new': a
Theological Reflection on Art, The Incarnation and Doctrine within
Contemporary Higher Education Chaplaincy
Study 1. Historical Perspectives: Insights from the Contact Archive 2.
University Chaplaincy: A Question of Identity and Relevance 3. How should
Health Care Chaplaincy Negotiate its Professional Identity? 4. Distinctive
Call, Distinctive Profile: The Psychological Type Profile of Church of
England Full-time Hospital Chaplains 5. Chaplain as "Hopeful Presence":
Working with Dying People 6. Living Church in the World Chaplaincy and the
Mission of the Church 7. Values-based Reflective Practice: A Method
Developed in Scotland for Spiritual Care Practitioners 8. Preventing the
"Neutral" Chaplain? The Potential Impact of Anti-"Extremism" Policy on
Prison Chaplaincy 9. Spirituality, Christmas and Cyalume Sticks: The
Pastoral-Liturgical Identity of a Navy Chaplain 10. Does University
Christian Chaplaincy Need a Theology? 11. Healthcare Chaplains Among the
Virtues? 12. Sport, Chaplaincy and Holistic Support: The Elite Player
Performance Plan (EPPP) in English Professional Football 13. Is 'Being
There' Enough? Explorations of Incarnational Missiology with Chaplains 14.
Stillbirth and Suffering in Ireland: A Theological Reflection from
Healthcare Chaplaincy 15. Walking with Turtles and Botanising on Asphalt:
Chaplain as flâneur as Public Theologian 16. 'The shock of the new': a
Theological Reflection on Art, The Incarnation and Doctrine within
Contemporary Higher Education Chaplaincy