Take and Make Holy: Honoring the Sacred in the Healing Journey of Abuse SurvivorsLiturgyTrainingPublications, 1995 - 198 páginas The prayer services in this book follow the milestones in the recovery process. |
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A GUIDE TO USING THIS BOOK | 10 |
RECOGNIZING THE SACRED IN THE SURVIVORS JOURNEY | 16 |
BELIEVING THAT HEALING FROM ABUSE IS POSSIBLE | 24 |
Service of Healing | 36 |
THE SHAME OF LOST INNOCENCE | 48 |
Preparing to Celebrate Cleansing | 54 |
Service of Cleansing | 62 |
Service for the Burial of Childhood | 116 |
IMAGES OF GOD | 122 |
Preparing to Celebrate in Thanksgiving | 130 |
Service of Thanksgiving | 136 |
TRUTH FREEDOM AND RELEASE | 148 |
Preparing to Celebrate Liberation | 154 |
RECLAIMING A SURVIVORS BIRTHDAY | 168 |
Service of Spiritual Birth | 176 |
WHEN THE CONGREGATION BECOMES A VICTIM | 74 |
Service of Healing for a Congregation | 82 |
ACCEPTING GODS FORGIVENESS 228 | 92 |
MOURNING THE LOSS OF A SURVIVORS CHILDHOOD | 108 |
EPILOGUE | 190 |
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Take and Make Holy: Honoring the Sacred in the Healing Journey of Abuse ... Mari West Zimmerman Vista previa limitada - 1995 |
Términos y frases comunes
able abuse accept adult affirmation Amen appropriate become begin believe birth BLESSING bring called candle celebrate child childhood Christ church cleansing clergy comfort congregation continue Corinthians created creation cross darkness death effects emotional evil experience express faith feelings follow forgiveness freedom gathered gift give given God's grace guilt hands healing hearts honor hope human HYMN innocence Isaiah Israel Jesus journey learned light lives look loss Luke meaning offer options ourselves pain past peace person planning possible pray prayer leader prayer service prepared present Press promise Psalm reach READING recognize reflection relationship release require responsibility ritual says scripture selected sexual SILENCE soul spiritual stand statement suffering survivor symbols Thanks thanksgiving themes things touch trust truth usually victim