Spirituality within religious traditions in social work practice

Mary P. Van Hook · Beryl Hugen · Marian A. Aguilar

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1. Spirituality and Social Work Practice: A Conceptual Model. 2. Catholic. 3. Mormon. 4. Protestant: An Overview. 5. Baptist. 6. African-American Baptist. 7. Seventh Day Adventist. 8. Judaism. 9. Buddhism. 10. Hinduism. 11. Islam. 12. Native American- Lakota Sioux. 13. Confucianism. 14. Health, Religion and Spirituality.

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