Congregational Trauma

Jill M. Hudson

doi:10.5771/9781566994965

Congregational Trauma

Caring, Coping and Learning

Published 1998

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doi.org/10.5771/9781566994965
ISBN print: 978-1-56699-205-3
ISBN online: 978-1-56699-496-5
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham

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Zusammenfassung

In a time where violence is increasing at an abnormal rate, this book helps address the issues that unravel after traumatic events in order for a community of faith to recover as smoothly as possible.

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Alban Books

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Preface
- CONTENTS
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
1–14 CHAPTER 1: A Question of Faith: Why? 1–14
15–29 CHAPTER 2: The Psychology of Trauma 15–29
30–53 CHAPTER 3: Three Faces of Tragedy 30–53
54–61 CHAPTER 4: When the Trauma Is Disaster 54–61
62–87 CHAPTER 5: Strategies for Caring and Coping 62–87
88–101 CHAPTER 6: Worship as a Tool for Healing 88–101
102–118 CHAPTER 7: Surviving in the Public Eye 102–118
119–123 CHAPTER 8: Who Will Help? The Role of the Outside Consultant 119–123
124–128 CHAPTER 9: Moving Toward Wholeness 124–128
129–131 APPENDIX A: Northminster Congregational Care Team Goals and Objectives 129–131
132–133 APPENDIX B: Working with Youth in Crisis 132–133
134–137 APPENDIX C: Common Behaviors of Children and Youth after a Crisis 134–137
138–142 APPENDIX D: Children, Youth, and Grief 138–142
143–145 APPENDIX E: Do's and Don'ts for Talking with Young People about Death 143–145
146–148 APPENDIX F: Stories about Death for Elementary School Children 146–148
149–153 APPENDIX G: Coping with Grief: Books for Teens 149–153
154–159 APPENDIX H: An Interim Pastor's First Sunday Sermon 154–159
160–165 NOTES 160–165

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