American Association of Pastoral Counselors.
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The American Association of Pastoral Counselors is a professional organization formed in 1964 to bring standards, order and communication to the expanding new phenomenon of pastoral counseling. Responding to the religious community's need for a form of depth ministry, pastoral counseling specialists emerged, drawing together the inspiration of the church and the wisdom of the behavioral sciences.
Formal dialogue among pastoral counseling specialists began at a national conference held in New York in 1963, and in 1964 the American Association of Pastoral Counselors was organized and incorporated.
From the description of American Association of Pastoral Counselors records, 1964-1988. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122517765
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associatedWith | Association for Clinical Pastoral Education. |
correspondedWith | Association for Clinical Pastoral Education. Northeast Region. |
associatedWith | Beck, Aaron T. |
associatedWith | Bennett, David S. |
associatedWith | Billinsky, John Milton. |
associatedWith | Ewing, James W. |
associatedWith | Gyomory, Barbara. |
associatedWith | Hagedorn, B. John. |
associatedWith | Hand, Quentin Lamoin, 1924- |
associatedWith | Jorjorian, Armen D. |
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