Reflective Practice: Formation and Supervision in Ministry

Reflective Practice is an Annual Journal that Provides a Framework to Promote Critical Reflection on
Formation and Supervision of Ministry in Various Contexts and from Diverse Faith Traditions.

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MAY 17,2014

  ISSN 2325-2847 - print

  ISSN 2325-2855 - online

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           The name of the Journal embodies its focus.  Good practice relies on constant reflection. The capacity for critical self-reflection is essential for effective religious leadership and ministry practice.  The disciplines of formation and supervision in ministry supported by this Journal include clinical pastoral education, supervision in pastoral counseling, supervised field education and formation in spiritual direction.  The Journal seeks to enhance the work of formation and supervision in   ministry by soliciting articles from a variety of religious and ethnic/cultural perspectives.  We hope that readers will learn from reflecting on the        practice of supervision and formation in disciplines and contexts and            religious traditions quite different than their own.   

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   Volume 34 is now available. Special Feature:

Symposium on Future Changes in Chaplaincy

Training

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Theme - "CROSS-CULTURALITY IN FORMATION AND SUPERVISION."

-NOW  ONLINE- 

 Online Open Access of Volume 34:

http://journals.sfu.ca/rpfs

We are pleased to announce that ALL volumes of Reflective Practice

(volumes 27 - 34) are now accessible online!

 In addition, volumes 22 - 26 of the

Journal of Supervision andTraining in Ministry

are also now online. Just click the link above!

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This Journal is serving the constituencies of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC), The Association for Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE), The Association for Theological Field Educators (ATFE) and training programs in Spiritual Direction.

                Sponsored in part by a grant from the Pacific Region, ACPE, Inc.