Browsing by Subject "Clergy"
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Die interaksie van enkele fisieke-, gesondheid-, en emosionele welstandkonstrukte by predikante
(North-West University (South Africa), 2002)THE INTERACTION OF SOME PHYSICAL, HEAL TH-, AND EMOTIONAL WELLNESS CONSTRUCTS OF MINISTERS OF RELIGION. Research amongst ministers showed that they are experiencing high levels of stress due to career demands and ... -
An exploration of psychological contract violation and calling experienced by religious ministers
(North-West University, 2018)Although individuals that experience vocational calling tends to be less receptive to psychological distress causing burnout, depression and turnover the prevalence of these cases are on the rise among religious ministers. ... -
Die interaksie van fisieke aktiwiteit met die onderlinge verbande tussen demografiese faktore, koronêre risiko-indeks en lewensgeluk by NG-predikante
(North-West University, 2004)Several studies have already reported that ministers are experiencing high levels of stress due to career demands, role conflict and personal situations (Roux, 1992:227; Scholtz, 1996:134; Kellerman, 2000:28). Stress is ... -
Die invloed van gemeentedemografie op die fisieke aktiwiteit- en stressimptoomindeks by N.G. predikante
(North-West University, 2004)Research among ministers showed that they are experiencing high levels of stress due to career demands and having to cope with problems on their own (Grosch & Olsen, 2000:260). This has a detrimental effect on their health ... -
Koherensiesin, coping, uitbranding en begeestering in die bediening
(North-West University, 2003)Not much research regarding burnout amongst clergy in South Africa has been done. Recently a shift in the direction of positive psychology or salutogenesis took place and which highlighted two relatively new constructs, ... -
Pastoral support for licensed lay ministers (readers) in the Church of England
(North-West University, 2018)Church of England Readers are lay people from all walks of life who are called by God, theologically trained and licensed by the church to minister and perform certain roles in the local churches or to be chaplains within ...
