Journal of Discipleship and Family Ministry (4 vols.) (2010–2013)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
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Study the latest scholarship on Christian family counselling and faith development with the Journal of Discipleship and Family Ministry published by The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s Center for Christian Family Ministry. Each issue focuses on a specific topic, examining it from biblical, theological, and practical perspectives. Contributors are leading practitioners and scholars, including James M. Hamilton, Robert Plummer, Timothy Paul Jones, Andy Naselli, Michael A.G. Haykin, and Bruce A. Ware. The journal consists of eight biannual issues in four volumes.
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Key Features
- Focuses on developing Christian disciples in the home
- Presents cutting-edge scholarship on family counselling
- Includes contributions from biblical scholars and counselling practitioners
- Addresses a single topic in each issue
Product Details
- Title: Journal of Discipleship and Family Ministry
- Publisher: The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Editor: R. Albert Mohler Jr.
- Issues: 4
- Religious Group: Baptist
- Resource Type: Journals
- Topic: Family Care
