04604nam 22003852 4500 1d1bc68e-b1ef-4cbf-beef-2efbf1541321 m o d cr n 260404t20242024 ob 000 0 eng d 9798990502260 (Paperback) 9798990502284 (PDF) 1521308105 worldcat UkCbTOM eng local HEA009000 bisacsh HEA010000 bisacsh PSY036000 bisacsh QRMP thema VF thema Wholistic Healing : Challenges and Opportunities for the Church / edited by Anna M. Galeniece. Berrien Springs, MI : James White Library, 2024. ©2024 1 online resource (324 pages). text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Proceedings of the Conference on Wholistic Healing, October 2023, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary at Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan. Includes bibliographical references Chapter 1. Wholistic Healing: Wholeness in Brokenness by Peter N. Landless. 1Chapter 2. AdventHealth Wholeness Framework™ Emergence of a Culture-Defining Perspective by Carla Gober Park, Ted Hamilton, Tim Cook, Randy Haffner, Olesea Azevedo, Terry Shaw. 11Chapter 3. “To Make Man Whole”: The Development of the Seventh-day Adventist Health Message and Its Unique Emphasis on Wholistic Healing (1840s-1900s). by Theodore N. Levterov. 35Chapter 4. Support of the Health Message and Health Practices in a Global Sample of Seventh-day Adventists, by Duane C. McBride, Alina M. Baltazar, Karl Bailey, Shannon Trecartin, Peter Landless, David Trim, Galina Stele. 62PART TWO: Mental and Emotional HealingChapter 5. Open Mine Eyes: A Call for an Expanded View of Mental Health in Seventh-day Adventism, by Barbara Couden Hernandez. 86Chapter 6. The Psycho-Affective Image of God in Clinical Practice for Wholistic Healing, by Néstor F. Bruno. 110Chapter 7. Wholistic Healing for Depression: The Unrealized Gift of Biblical Anthropology, by Carlos Fayard. 128Chapter 8. Pastoral Burnout: Causes, Consequences and Closure, by Hyveth Williams. 143Chapter 9. Trauma-Informed Approaches to Grief and Loss: Overview and Recommendations for Providing Support, by Shannon M. Trecartin, Desiree Davis, 154.PART THREE: Healing at Home, Church, and Community Chapter 10. Healing for the Family, by David Sedlacek. 180Chapter 11. Creating Conditions and Environments for Parent-Child Healing and Flourishing through Trauma-Informed Discipleship, by Jasmine J. Fraser. 197Chapter 12. Challenge and Hope: The Quest for the Healing of the Next Generation, by Rogelio Paquini. 215Chapter 13. Social Healing in an Urban Ministry Context, by Sung K. Kwon. 231Chapter 14. The Bothersome Conundrums in a Box of Crayons: An Itinerary from the Innocent to the Insidious, by Willie Edward Hucks II. 249.PART FOUR: Healing on the Way ForwardChapter 15. Healing Together: Music Making, Meaning, and Ethnodoxology, by David A. Williams. 258Chapter 16. Benefits of Finite and Transfinite Hope: A Storytelling Approach, by Anna M. Galeniece. 273Chapter 17. On the Path to Shalom: A Missiological Exploration of God’s Intent for the Wholeness of His Creation, by Boubakar Sanou. 289Chapter 18. Reflections on the Reading of the Bible and Healing, by Jiří Moskala. 311 The main purpose of the Conference on Wholistic Healing was to explore a comprehensive approach to healing based on biblical understanding, inspired revelation, and contemporary science addressing fundamental health and healing issues faced by church members today.The proceedings of the conference are compiled in this book for a wider audience. This work could not have been done without the extraordinary contribution and collaboration of a number of church leaders, healthcare administrators, educators, and theologians. These people represent Adventist Health Ministries at the General Conference, AdventHealth, Kettering Health, Loma Linda University, Andrews University, and the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. Mode of access: World Wide Web. Metadata licensed under CC0 Public Domain Dedication. Galeniece, Anna, editor. James White Library, publisher. https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/books/1381/thumbnail.jpg Connect to cover image https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0 Metadata License