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September 1, 2024 at 9:52 pm #73322Collins OmondiParticipant
1. Pastoral counselors help children with troubles by creating a supportive environment that is sensitive to meet the needs of children without prejudice. Promote cognitive, emotional and social development in a healthy and safe environment, to offer a private, secure environment where to discuss issues, and they integrate spiritual practices and tools
2. Pastoral care and storytelling explains the use of Bible storytelling in counselling: …telling stories to children is a method of sharing with them new and different perspectives on life, a goal of pastoral care of children. Telling biblical stories accomplishes this within the particular framework of our Judeo-Christian heritage. Through these stories, we pass on our faith by giving children the opportunity (1) to use our heritage as the context for processing their response to a crisis, and by helping them (2) to make religious interpretations and gain spiritual insights from this same tradition.
September 1, 2024 at 9:50 pm #73320Collins OmondiParticipant1. Pastoral counselors help children with troubles by creating a supportive environment that is sensitive to meet the needs of children without prejudice. Promote cognitive, emotional and social development in a healthy and safe environment, to offer a private, secure environment where to discuss issues, and they integrate spiritual practices and tools
2. Pastoral care and storytelling explains the use of Bible storytelling in counselling: …telling stories to children is a method of sharing with them new and different perspectives on life, a goal of pastoral care of children. Telling biblical stories accomplishes this within the particular framework of our Judeo-Christian heritage. Through these stories, we pass on our faith by giving children the opportunity (1) to use our heritage as the context for processing their response to a crisis, and by helping them (2) to make religious interpretations and gain spiritual insights from this same tradition.
June 24, 2024 at 4:47 am #61523Collins OmondiParticipant1. Neglected family responsibilities: when a leader become so much involved with ministerial activities, they may not take much part of their own responsibilities with family affairs.
2. Burnout: You may experience too much emotional, physical, and mental fatigue for too long.
3. Bitterness in the family: family members may disown their parent sine they only take time with others but not with them, this creates bitterness as a result of feeling neglected children and spouses may portray depression and rebellion that leads to loss of family or even committing suicide.
4. Loss of parental authority: You bring out good counsel that helps other family but not practical with your own family, at the end you lose your respect and honor with your own. -
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