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Care For Pastors: Learning From Clergy and Their Spouses

Mark R. McMinn, R. Allen Lish, Pamela D. Trice, Alicia M. Root, Nicole B. Gilbert, Adelene Yap

2005-07-01articlePastoral Psychology56 citationsclosed

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Contemporary Christian Leadership and Education Stress and Burnout Research

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2000Positive psychology: An introduction.

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2003Maintaining Personal Resiliency: Lessons Learned from Evangelical Protestant Clergy

1984Loneliness, Marital Adjustment and Burnout in Pastoral and Lay Persons

1983The Needs of Evangelical Christian Leaders in the United States

1994Denominational perceptions of stress and the provision of support services for clergy families

1984Personality Factors of Men and Women Pastoral Candidates Part 1: Motivational Profiles

1985Pastors’ Friendships, Part 1: Project Overview and an Exploration of the Pedestal Effect

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2008Positive Coping among Wives of Male Christian Clergy

2014The Rural Pastors Initiative: Addressing Isolation and Burnout in Rural Ministry

2011Pastors and Congregations at Risk: Insights from Role Identity Theory

2012Strategies Employed by Clergy to Prevent and Cope with Interpersonal Isolation

2012Tailoring Health Programming to Clergy: Findings From a Study of United Methodist Clergy in North Carolina

2016Understanding the Stresses and Coping Resources of Filipino Clergy Families: A Multiple-Case Study

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