Buch(elektronisch)2019

The Healing Spirit: A Study of Seven Journeys to Recovery from Childhood Sexual Abuse

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Abstract

Intro -- Title Page -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Childhood Sexual Abuse and Christian Ministry -- Defining the Problem -- The Prevalence, Impact, and Nature of the Problem -- The Spiritual Dimension of the Problem -- The Church and Christian Ministry -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2: A Biblical/Theological Exploration of Spiritual Ministry -- Introduction -- Metaphors, Models, and Theologies of Salvation in the New Testament -- Salvation and Healing -- The Church and Ministry -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Biographical and Healing Narratives -- Introducing the Participants -- The Interpretative Themes -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: The World as the Context For the Activity of the Holy Spirit -- Introduction -- Dysfunctionality and Damage -- Deprivation and Disempowerment -- Disillusionment with Religion -- Conversion and Change -- Christian Heritage -- Discovering God -- Relationship with God -- Faith and Calling -- Summary -- The Lived World of Perceptual Phenomena -- The Self and the Other in Relation -- Transcendence and Immanence -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5: Woundedness -- Introduction -- Vulnerability, Manipulation, and Control -- Internal Damage -- Inner and Outer Worlds -- Images of God -- Uncovering Wounds -- Rising Emotions -- Oversexualization -- Summary -- Self as Myth-Maker -- Self and World Discovered in Experience -- Human Beings as Existentially Vulnerable -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: Faith Community -- Introduction -- Spiritual Foundations -- Encouraging Influences -- Personal and Spiritual Growth -- Cultivating the Spiritual Life -- Community and Identity -- Mixed Church Experiences -- Counseling and Prayer -- Ministerial Life and Experience -- Summary -- Communion with God Involving Community with Others -- Community as Spiritual and Personal Formation.