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A healing hand for soldiers
“Chaplains try a new path to deal with PTSD” © 2011 The Associated Press. Used with permission. All rights reserved. January 30, 2011
A Colorado theology school is teaching Air Force chaplains to consider the religious beliefs of servicemen and -women to better help them cope with post-traumatic stress.
The goal is to build trust so a chaplain can encourage service members to draw on their individual concepts of God and spirituality, said Carrie Doehring, an associate professor of pastoral care at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver.
Doehring helped develop the one-year program for the Air Force, which wanted another way for its chaplains to respond to the stress of deployments amid two protracted wars. Doehring said she believes it’s the only program of its kind in the country. . . .
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March 21, 2011 issue
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Letters
Ellen Adkinson Reddingius, Don Snyder, Kristen Coleman, Betty Sheedy, Mary Lou Mckibben
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Shine the light on depression
Steve Graham, Managing Editor, Sentinel, Journal, and Herald
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Church of England seeks to mobilize members
Maria Mackay
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Book explores bridging of Jewish/Christian divide
Jessica Kiefer
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A healing hand for soldiers
Dan Elliott
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Computers that watch, and the ever-watchful God
Channing Walker
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Choose the reality of omnipotent God
Kathy Fitzer
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Your questions about Church
Martha Moffett, Robert Ennemoser
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The right mentor for me
By Betsie Tegtmeyer
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Letting the Bible speak to us
By Roberta Wallace
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Find your center
By Jan Keeler
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Blessed not depressed
By Elise Moore
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No dark past, just God’s now
By Patti C. Christopher
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Healed of bipolar disorder
Name removed by request
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How have you seen prayer combat depression?
Judy, Joseph, Jan
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Prayer on the trail
By Katie Thompson
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Corrective vision
By Walter Rodgers
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An unexpected guest
Joan Lakin Mikkelsen
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Healed of smoking habit
Nancy W. Serini
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Healed of injuries after a car accident
Laurie Jones Whitehead
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Healed of depression
Yolanda Radiccioni
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‘Who shall be greatest?’
The Editors