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Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: Foundations of Spiritual Care
Chapter 1: Naming Spiritual Experience
Principles of Spiritual Care
Reflection Exercise
Chapter 2: Perspectives on Suffering from World Religions
Judaism
Christianity
Islam Buddhism Common Themes on Suffering Reflection Questions
Chapter 3: Spirituality and American Culture
Addictive Worldview
Consumer Worldview
Individualism Worldview
Spirituality and the Twelve Steps
Part II: Conditions on Spiritual Brokenness and Healing
Chapter 4: Powerlessness and Presence
Kelly's Story
Welcoming the Stranger: A Theology of Presence
Practical Suggestions
Reflection Exercise
Chapter 5: Homelessness and Hospitality
Mike's Story
Suffering As Homelessness
Home,
Hospitality, and Participation
The Promised Land:
A Theology of Home
Practical Suggestions
Reflection Exercise
Chapter 6: Rootlessness and Community
Sal's Story Suffering and Rootlessness
Creating a
Community of Values It Takes a Village: A Theology of Community
Practical Suggestions
Reflection Exercise
Chapter 7: Hopelessness and Transformation
Sally's Story
Suffering and Hopelessness
Building Hope Through Symbol and Ritual
The Impossible Dream:
A Theology of Hope
Practical Suggestions
Reflection Exercise
Chapter 8: Loss, Grief, and Healing
David's Story
Suffering and Traumatic Loss and Grief
Growing Strong in Broken Places: A Theology of Healing Practical Suggestions Reflection Exercise
Part III: Resources for Designing
Chapter 9: Ten Common Questions
Question #1 (ital): Does Spiritual Care Go Against the Separation of Church and State? Question #2(ital): Is it OK for Me To Talk About My Religion and Spirituality with Residents? Question #3(ital): Is it a Concern to Allow Church Groups into Our Facility to Bring Children Out to Local Religious Services and Meetings in the Community?
Question #4(ital): What Do We Do When a Youth Espouses Satanism and Believes He or She Has a Right to Practice This Religion? Question #5 (ital): If Our Program Works with young Children Who Are Not Able to Speak for Themselves, What Are Our Limits for Providing Spiritual Care?
Question #6(ital): When Our Agency Is Affiliated with a Particular Religious Tradition and Our Leadership Is Uncomfortable with Providing for the Needs of Other Faiths, How Can We Respond? Question #7(ital): What Is Proselytizing and What Does It Have to Do with Providing Spiritual Care? Question #8(ital): What Qualifications Should a Coordinator of Spiritual Care Possess and How Do We Go About Hiring Such a Person?
Question #9(ital): What Can We Do if We Cannot Afford to Hire a Professional Minister to Coordinate Spiritual Care at Our Agency?
Question #10(ital): How Do We Find Resources, Curricula, etc., to Assist Us in Designing Our Spiritual Care?
Chapter 10: Designing Spiritual Care
Stage I: Clarifying Current Situation
Stage II: Key People
Stage III: Deciding on Change
Stage IV: Principles for Program Implementation and Development
One Approach to Pastoral Care Ministry
Chapter 11: The Spiritual Gifts and Needs of Childhood
Infancy Toddler Years Preschool Years
School-Age Years
Adolescence
What Suffering Children Say Helps Them Grow Spiritually
Chapter 12: Spiritual Assessments
Prueyser's Model Smart's Model God-Image and Spiritual Assessment
Notes
Resources and Bibliography
Index
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Mark Kisselbach
reviewed Spiritual Care for Children Living in Specialized Settings on September 04, 2013 Spiritual Care for Children Living in Specialized Settings
Despite being a bit of a rant and being slightly dated, this is generally a good book. McCutcheon's frustrations are helpful in historically narrating the trials and tribulations of the field of religious studies and in many cases remain relevant. I find the late chapters on film and creating an intro class unhelpful for contemporary classrooms and he misunderstands Carl Raschke, only citing one short essay (dated even for when McCutheon cites it) without attention to his large amount of published works. But all and all, I agree with much of what McCutheon has to say about theory, not just for religious studying but literary studies as well.
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