Harold G. Koenig
Biography
Harold G. Koenig co-wrote Pastoral Care of Older Adults with Andrew J. Weaver.
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Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“A sensitive and helpful encouragement to those living life at its closure — and to living it with openness, faithfulness, and hope. Beautifully done.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“A Vision for the Aging Church offers much-needed insight into the future of our aging congregations. Houston and Parker offer sage advice to both the elderly and their pastors and congregations for best practices of serving--and being served by--the seniors in our churches.”
World Religions
“In Exploring the Paranormal, Alan Streett takes us on a journey to the edge of the spiritual frontiers and explains how faith, when triggered in the brain by an unexpected word, event, sight, thought, or even a serendipitous encounter, can produce amazing results, including physical healing and spiritual breakthroughs. Broadly speaking, faith is our sixth sense that unlocks the mysteries of the world around us. It views as real what the five natural senses cannot comprehend. In this book, theology and psychology meet at the intersection of the spirit and mind.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“This is a wonderful book that will serve as a guide for understanding what ethics from a whole person perspective really means. It is easy to read, informative, and inspiring. I highly recommend the book to all those in the ethics field.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“As interesting as it is insightful, Is God Still at the Bedside? confronts the difficult questions at the edge of life head-on, employing a broad range of angles and approaches to explore its challenging subject matter. Evans's faith-filled, commonsense study will be useful to doctors, nurses, pastors, and anyone else called to minister medically or spiritually to the bodies and souls of the dying.”
Secularism, the Church, and the Way Forward
Church Leadership & Ministry
“This uniquely written book is a must-read for all persons sincerely interested in the life of the church and who have an interest in a spiritual awakening in America. Dr. Cox’s long, varied life in multiple professions, combined with the curiosity and wisdom of his mentee, Blake Barbara, provides stimulating, provocative questions with multiple models for finding potential answers. Ministers and lay leaders alike will profit from the discussion in this book.”
Suffering and the Search for Meaning
Theology
“Questions about suffering never go away, nor do our attempts to explain it and live courageously in spite of it. Among the myriad of books on the topic, Richard Rice's is distinguished by its union of theoretical and personal concerns—by the way it brings together the concrete experience of suffering and the different ways careful thinkers have tried to explain its presence in the world. Accessible and practical, as well as philosophically informed, Suffering and the Search for Meaning will be of great value to physicians and other care providers as they seek to understand and respond to the full range of their clients' needs.”
Christian Living
“The suicide rate in the US is astounding, yet many people don’t know how to approach a friend or family member who is facing the struggle. Dr. Jantz is on a mission to save lives as he provides clear and compassionate strategies for approaching suicide intervention.”
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