Fellowship Bibliography(Partial)

* Required unless otherwise negotiated.  All required reading is to be completed within the first three months of the Fellowship.
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CURRENT MODELS OF MINISTRY AT SCCA

#*King, S., Jarvis, D., and Schlosser-Hall, A.  “A Model for Outpatient Care.”  Journal of Pastoral Care and Counseling 60:1-2 (Spring/Summer 2006.):  95-107.


King, S., Jarvis, D., and Cornwell, M.  “Programmatic Staff Care in an Outpatient Setting.”  Journal of Pastoral Care and Counseling  59:3 (Fall 2005):  263-273.
 

King, Stephen D.  “Wrapped Up in God’s Presence.  The Healing Ministry of Prayer Shawls.”  Covenant Companion.  March 2005, pp. 10-12.

 

SPIRITUAL ASSESSMENT and RELIGIOUS STRUGGLE

*Fitchett, George.  Assessing Spiritual Needs:  A Guide for Caregivers.
 

#*Fitchett, George.  Et al.  “Religious Struggle:  Prevalence, Correlates and Mental Health Risks in Diabetic, Congestive Heart Failure, and Oncology Patients.”  International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine.   Vol. 34 (2):  179-196, 2004.
 

#*Pargament, Kenneth. Et al.  “Religious Struggle as a Predictor of Mortality Among Medically Ill Elderly Patients.”  Archives of Internal Medicine.  Vol. 161 (August 13/27):  1881-1885.  2001.
 

#*Lucas, Arthur M.  “Introduction to The Discipline for Pastoral Care Giving,” The Discipline for Pastoral Care Giving:  Foundations for Outcome Oriented Chaplaincy.  Part  I.  Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy.  Vol. 10 (2):  1-33, 2000.

 

Pruyser, Paul.  Minister as Diagnostician. 

 

CULTURAL SENSITIVITY

#*Hunt, Linda M.  “Beyond Cultural Competence:  Applying Humility to Clinical Settings.”  In Park Ridge Center Bulletin. http://www.parkridgecenter.org/Page1882.html
 

Fadiman, Anne.  The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down
 

Augsberger, David.  Conflict Mediation Across Cultures

 

THEODICY

Farley, Wendy.  Tragic Vision, Divine Compassion

 

SELF CARE & SPIRITUALITY

Muller, Wayne.  Sabbath.  Finding Rest, Renewal, and Delight in Our Busy Lives (creating “Sabbath” in today’s busy world”)
 

Muller, Wayne.  How Then, Shall We Live?  Four Simple Questions that Reveal the Beauty and Meaning of Our Lives
 

Kidd, Sue Monk.  Waiting with the Heart (a lay reflection on “waiting”)
 

Ladinsky, Daniel.  Love Poems from God (Poems from mystics from different faith traditions over the centuries)
 

Remen, Rachel Naomi.  Kitchen Table Wisdom

 

BETTER UNDERSTANDING OUR PATIENTS

Frank, Arthur W.  The Wounded Storyteller (reflection on patient life from a medical sociologist and former cancer and heart patient as a 40 y/o man)


Fisch and Bruera, eds., Handbook of Advance Cancer Care (reference book on various cancer diagnoses and patient care issues, the editors being from MD Anderson)

 

Holland, Jimmie.  Ed.  Psycho-Oncology.  Revised edition.
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AIDS TO THEOLOGICAL REFLECTION

Barbour, Ian.  Religion in an Age of Science (a profound book on philosophy of science and theodicy from a process philosophy/theology perspective)
 

Hunter, Rodney, et al.  Eds.  Dictionary of Pastoral Care and Counseling (great encyclopedic dictionary resource for exploring issues in a brief but significant way)
 

Cobb, John.  Theology of Pastoral Care (brief theology from a process perspective)
 

Cobb, John; and Griffin, David.  Process Theology:  An Introductory Exposition.  Westminster John Knox Press, 1977.

 

RESEARCH

*J: Pastoral Care > Fellowship folder > Nurse Ed Days [Power Point]


*# Syrjala KL, Langer SL, Abrams JR, Storer BE, Martin PJ (Sep 2005) Late effects of hematopoietic cell transplantation among 10-year adult survivors compared with case-matched controls., Journal of Clinical Oncology : Official Journal of the American Society of Clinical Oncology., 23 (27), 6596-606.
 

*#Andrykowski, Michael A. et al.  “Long-Term Health-Related Quality of Life, Growth, and Spiritual Well-Being After Hematopoietic Stem-Cell Transplantation.”  Journal of Clinical Oncology.  23(3; January 20, 2005):  599-608.
 

Koenig, Harold.  Handbook of Religion and Health

 

EDUCATION

*#King, Stephen D. W.  Trust the Process:  A History of Clinical Pastoral Education as Theological Education (only the last chapter is required)


Jarvis, Debra.  It’s Not About the Hair.  And Other Certainties of Life and Cancer


CHAPLAINCY

*#“Professional Chaplaincy:  It’s Role and Importance in Healthcare.”  http://www.professionalchaplains.org/index.aspx?id=229


* Required unless otherwise negotiated.  All required reading is to be completed within the first three months of the Fellowship.
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