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Kay Wilson Shurden Selected as the 2008 Oates Award Recipient |
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Kay Wilson
Shurden,
Ph.D., has recently been selected as the 2008 Oates Award recipient. Dr. Shurden will speak and be honored at the
Wayne E. Oates Institute’s Annual Gathering and Oates Award dinner on
Thursday
evening, September 25, in Louisville, Kentucky.
The Oates
Award honors
Dr. Wayne E. Oates and is given to a person that has demonstrated
exceptional
qualities in the field of Pastoral Care, specifically in the areas of
ministry,
leadership, and personal service. This award
has been given annually since 1989.
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Sign Up Now for the Fall 2008 PCS Group |
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 Pauline Oates Pastors, deacons, and other congregational leaders are often the first persons that individuals and families turn to when they suffer trauma or experience a crisis.
The Pauline Oates Pastoral Care Specialist Certificate offered by the Oates Institute in affiliation with the American Association of Pastoral Counselors provides training to enhance one's ministry during those occasions that call for brief and supportive pastoral care and counseling. Applications are now being accepted to be part of the peer group starting the certificate in September 2008.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 May 2008 )
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Spring Forum: Growing Spiritually through the Transitions of Aging |
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The Wayne E. Oates Institute invites you to our Spring Lunch Forum on Tuesday, May 20, from 12 noon - 1:30 p.m. The Reverend Doctor Georgine Buckwalter will speak on "Growing Spiritually through the Transitions of Aging."
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Last Updated ( Monday, 21 April 2008 )
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Care of Troublesome People Republished |
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The Care of Troublesome People has just been released in
quality paperback as part of the Wayne E. Oates Library Collection.
While it was previously republished as an eBook, this is the first in a
new series republished as quality paperbacks. As a part of this new
series we will be utilizing the original art work of several WEOI
members. The art on the cover of this first book is by Dr. Carol J.
Phipps.
In The
Care of Troublesome People, Wayne Oates combines family
systems theory with insightful analysis of five types of
behavior that frequently create conflict in congregations.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 February 2008 )
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