Ministry at the Frontlines: Reflections on Pastoral Care in Africa
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pastoral care in AfricaAbstract
This essay reflects on how pastoral care is being practiced on the frontlines in Africa today. The basic question posed is: How is pastoral care in Africa being practiced? Stated differently, What is the common thread that defines pastoral care practice in Africa from both a theoretical reflection perspective and from the perspective of the frontlines of ministry? An attempt to respond to the above questions attracts criticism for a number reasons.Downloads
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