Grief- Transition- and Loss.
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Grief- Transition- and Loss.    -     By: Wayne E. Oates

Grief- Transition- and Loss.

Fortress Press / 1997 / Paperback

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"Pastors are priviledged to offer ministry in the context of bereavement grief, but in this book Oates takes us into life situations where the significance of grief, separation, and loss often go unnoticed, such as divorce and employment situations. As always, Oates discovers nuggets of biblical wisdom and spiritual insight that ground pastoral care in the Christian tradition and connect caregiving with the faith of the parishioner."

Product Information

Title: Grief- Transition- and Loss.
By: Wayne E. Oates
Format: Paperback
Vendor: Fortress Press
Publication Date: 1997
Dimensions: 8 1/2 X 5 1/2 (inches)
Weight: 4 ounces
ISBN: 0800628640
ISBN-13: 9780800628642
Series: Creative Pastoral Care and Counseling
Stock No: WW0628640

Publisher's Description

In Grief, Transition, and Loss, author Wayne Oates calls Christian caregivers to the task of attending to people facing moments of emergency and crisis. Throughout the book Oates draws on his own experiences of loss, and his extensive work with grieving people to build a theological and biblical understanding of the ways in which people encounter challenging times. The book covers a variety of losses--illness, death, separation and divorce, and even a range of work related issues--with sensitivity and grace, and equips caregivers with the tools needed to respond in helpful and lifegiving ways.

Author Bio

Wayne E. Oates was Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at the University of Louisville School of Medicine. Author of numerous publications, he was for many years Professor of Psychology of Religion at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky.

Editorial Reviews

"Pastors are privileged to offer ministry in the context of bereavement grief, but in this book Oates takes us into life situations where the significance of grief, separation, and loss often go unnoticed, such as divorce and employment situations. As always, Oates discovers nuggets of biblical wisdom and spiritual insight that ground pastoral care in the Christian tradition and connect caregiving with the faith of the parishioner." --Andrew D. Lester, Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Theology and Pastoral Counseling at Brite Divinity School

"This is one of those rare resources that is comprehensive and profound while remaining simple and concise in its presentation. This book equips the reader to anticipate and thus be more responsive to the losses that occur daily in the life of a congregation. I would recommend this book for introductory courses in pastoral care and as a refresher for those who have been in ministry for many years." --William V. Arnold, professor emeritus, Union Presbyterian Seminary

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