LEADERSHIP BIBLIOGRAPHY Pastoral care and counseling October 1, 1980
The following list represents some of the best in the field; these are not highly technical books, but those useful to the busy pastor who has time for only a few. Some are general summaries about types and methodologies of pastoral counseling; others are addressed to specific needs and problems in counseling.
Adams, Jay E., Christian Counselor's Manual. Grand Rapids: Baker Book House, 1973. An overview of counseling from the nouthetic approach. This book gives good theological perspectives on the counseling process.
Adams, Jay E., Shepherding God's Flock. Nutley, New Jersey: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing Company, 1974. An excellent exposition of the role of the pastor as a counselor and shepherd of God's people.
Clinebell, Howard J., Basic Types of Pastoral Counseling. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1966. Currently being revised. Outlines the basic issues facing a pastor who is forced to counsel in a variety of situations.
Clinebell, Howard J., Understanding and Counseling the Alcoholic. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1956. Revised edition. One of the best instructional guides for alcoholic counseling from a Christian perspective.
Collins, Gary R., Christian Counseling: A Comprehensive Guide. Waco, Texas: Word Books, 1980. Addresses 27 basic issues faced by general counselors. This book is perhaps the best Christian counseling overview.
Collins, Gary R., Effective Counseling. Santa Ana, California: Vision House, 1981. Revised edition. Written with pastors in mind, it gives a practical introduction along with suggestions for improving counseling.
Collins, Gary R., Helping People Grow: Practical Approaches to Christian Counseling. Santa Ana, California: Vision House, 1980. A summary of what is happening in the field. Half is written ...
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