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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75736-8 to the crisis of depression among black clergy. Since depression has historically been viewed as “a sign of weakness” in the black community, an acknowledgment of depression proves problematic among clergy tasked with pointing people toward hope. Utilizing Donald Winnicott’s theories of “true” and

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Drahtloser Internet-Zugang: 3G oder WiFi?to depression in black clergy. She indicates there are cultural hermeneutics specific to black evangelical religion that offer clues as to how God imagery emerges in relation to the black preacher. From a Black pastoral theological perspective, she utilizes Paul Tillich’s theology of Spiritual Prese

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Martin Weber,Jean-Claude Burgelmanack clergy. This approach to care-giving takes into consideration the historical trauma of slavocracy, endemic societal oppression, the cultural stigmatization of depression in the African American community, the internalized/external expectations of black clergy and the preoccupation with image pro

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2945-6975 al model of pastoral theology, this text offers a therapeutically sensitive response to African American clergy suffering with depression. .978-1-349-95673-9978-1-349-94910-6Series ISSN 2945-6975 Series E-ISSN 2945-6983

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Depression in the Dataof depressive symptoms) among a sample group of African American pastors. Her aim is to examine the presence of depressive features in black clergy. Participants are between 32 and 70 years of age and comprise senior, solo, and interim pastors with one or more years of pastoral experience in African

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