David Augsburger
Biography
David Augsburger (1938–2023) wrote Pastoral Counseling Across Cultures, Helping People Forgive, and Dissident Discipleship.
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“Aart van Beek, a pastoral counselor, consultant, educator, and theologian with rich experience in the southwestern United States and in Southeast Asia has authored a practical guide for caregivers. His book offers hands-on ways to attend, empathize, assess, understand, intervene, and to integrate these insights and skills into one's own worldview, theory, and theology. An ambitious task for so few pages, but his goal is achieved.”
Pastoral Counseling in a Global Church
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“"Wicks and Estadt have done us a great service in gathering voices from four continents that move us forward in the important dialogue between pastoral therapists across the global church. . . . A feast for all multi-culturally aware counselors--as we all are becoming in a world of accelerated change and exchange.”
The Motives of Self-Sacrifice in Korean American Culture, Family, and Marriage
Marriage, Family & Relationships
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(wrote the foreword)
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“How is it possible that the country whose name became a byword for injustice, inequality, prejudice, racial redlining and abuse has become a light to the nations? Dr. Samuel Paul, a native of South Africa, has written an insightful book that offers fresh interpretations of how truth-telling and a will to reconciliation has transformed the history, theology, and politics of the South African puzzle. Well thought out, well written, well argued, and very well added to your library.”
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Pastoral Counseling Across Cultures
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
The New Freedom of Forgiveness
Christian Living
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