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Worship And Pastoral Care: A Charismatic Approach

Contributor / Topic: Ministry, Mission & Outreach
Source: The Complete Library of Christian Worship, Robert E. Webber, General Editor

An emphasis in the pastoral care ministries of charismatic churches has been spiritual healing. This aspect of pastoral care has embraced, not only prayer for physical healing, but also healing from sin and sinful patterns,"inner healing" or healing of memories, and the ministry of deliverance from demonic oppression. This section will introduce the reader to healing in the charismatic tradition and discuss its implications for Christian worship.…

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Chapters & Articles in Worship And Pastoral Care: A Charismatic Approach (6)

Entry 1
Pastoral Care And Direct Divine Healing

The ministry of healing has been a central aspect of the Christian faith, beginning with the work of Jesus and the …

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Entry 2
Four Basic Types Of Healing

Effective healing ministry involves an understanding of the basic types of conditions that require healing, and the…

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Entry 3
Healing Of Sin

Physical and emotional illness is often related to underlying patterns of sinful attitude and behavior. In such sit…

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Entry 4
Inner Healing Of Emotions

Inner healing is a process through which the background causes for dysfunctional behavior and emotional distress ar…

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Entry 5
Physical Healing

The ministry of prayer for physical healing involves a process of listening, physical contact where appropriate, an…

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Entry 6
Deliverance And Exorcism

Deliverance ministry is intended to heal through setting people free from demonic influence over their behavior and…

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