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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER IS ABOUT PASTORAL CARE AND CARING FOR GODS PEOPLE.We began with a simple conviction: God is a liberator.Pastoral care and counseling are one of the ways God sets people free.Free from: Isolation and silenceShame and secretsLies about God and themselvesThe burden of suffering aloneAlong the way, we've seen that: Pastors are shepherds and equippers, not solo superheroes.The work of care belongs to the whole body, not one set of shoulders.Real care is both spiritual and practical-prayer and presence, Scripture and systems.Boundaries and referrals are not failures; they are part of faithful care.Caregivers themselves must be cared for if the ministry is going to last.You have met: The exhausted pastor who needs to be reminded that they are a sheep before a shepherd.The hidden caregivers in your congregation who are just waiting to be seen, trained, and released.The grieving family, the struggling marriage, the person in crisis-real people who need more than a quick "I'm praying for you."We have walked through: TheologyPractical skillsStructures and systemsCrisis and griefMarriage and familyBoundaries, ethics, and referralsCaring for the caregiverNot to overwhelm you, but to say: "You don't have to guess.There is a way forward.And you don't have to walk it alone." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. WE ARE IN THIS TOGETHER IS ABOUT PASTORAL CARE AND CARING FOR GODS PEOPLE.We began with a simple conviction: God is a liberator.Pastoral care and counseling are one of the ways God sets people free.Free from: Isolation and silenceShame and secretsLies about God and themselvesThe burden of suffering aloneAlong the way, we've seen that: Pastors are shepherds and equippers, not solo superheroes.The work of care belongs to the whole body, not one set of shoulders.Real care is both spiritual and practical-prayer and presence, Scripture and systems.Boundaries and referrals are not failures; they are part of faithful care.Caregivers themselves must be cared for if the ministry is going to last.You have met: The exhausted pastor who needs to be reminded that they are a sheep before a shepherd.The hidden caregivers in your congregation who are just waiting to be seen, trained, and released.The grieving family, the struggling marriage, the person in crisis-real people who need more than a quick "I'm praying for you."We have walked through: TheologyPractical skillsStructures and systemsCrisis and griefMarriage and familyBoundaries, ethics, and referralsCaring for the caregiverNot to overwhelm you, but to say: "You don't have to guess.There is a way forward.And you don't have to walk it alone." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…