Hospital Chaplaincy as Public Ministry

Name: Hospital Chaplaincy as Public Ministry
Creator: D S, Browning
Keywords: Ethics, 05 social sciences, Chaplaincy Service, Hospital, Religion and Medicine, 11. Sustainability, 8. Economic growth, Hospital Departments, 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences, Ethics, Institutional, 10. No inequality

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Article . 1989 . Peer-reviewed

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Hospital Chaplaincy as Public Ministry

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 03 Jan 1989 English Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, volume 2, pages 3-16 (issn: 0885-4726, eissn: 1528-6916,

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Authors: D S, Browning;

doi: 10.1300/j080v02n01_02

pmid: 10281511

Hospital Chaplaincy as Public Ministry

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The author describer "public ministry" and via a case study, articulated the public ministry of the hospital chaplain in five categories: in the service of health; as cultural anthropologist; as negotiator of world views; as stimulator of ethical deliberation; and as stimulator of spiritual growth.

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University of Chicago
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Keywords

Ethics, Chaplaincy Service, Hospital, Religion and Medicine, Hospital Departments, Ethics, Institutional, United States

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