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    A Pastoral Ministry Approach to Treatment of Substance Dependency Patients

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    Robey, Dale
    Date
    1988
    Degree
    Master of Arts in Pastoral Theology
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    https://scholars.smwc.edu/handle/20.500.12770/703
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    Abstract
    The issues concerned with pastoral ministry in substance dependency programs tend to cluster around whether or not there is a need for pastoral ministers in substance abuse programs; and, if they are employed, will their ministry be effective to the extent that they feel accepted as a professional, are appreciated by other staff members, perceive self as self-actualizing, and can they assist people with substance dependency problems to regain spiritual values and become more integrated with the religious preference of their choice. I, personally, have never seen anyone achieve a sober life style without God.
    Subjects
    Substance abuse--Religious aspects--Christianity
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