CHAPLAINCY – A RESOURCE OF CHRISTIAN PRESENCE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1558/hscc.v3i1.15Keywords:
institution, listening, presence, prophetic, theological experiment, trainingAbstract
This article is an extract of a lecture by the late Tom Scott presented at Heriot- Watt University in 1979. Twenty-one years hindsight shows the authors clear train of thought and while much in chaplaincy has moved forward there is much remains the same. Tom explores: the changes the individual needs to make moving from minister to chaplain, issues of training, the temptation to develop chaplaincy as a department, and the opportunity the Church has to use chaplaincy for theological experiment.
References
CofS 1974 What is the Church doing in Industry? The Church of Scotland Home Board.
CofS 1976 Deliverance’s of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland Page 22.
EDWARDS D.L. 1973 The British Churches Turn to The Future. SCM
GREEN L. 1968 (Reference not available)
JENKINS D. 1975 The British – Their Identity and Religion. SCM
KANE. M. 1971 Secular experience and theological thinking. Paper presented to the World Council of Churches on Contextual or Dogmatic Theology.
WICKHAM E.R. 1973 The implications of having priests in secular employment. The Audenshaw Documents, No. 22.
CofS 1976 Deliverance’s of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland Page 22.
EDWARDS D.L. 1973 The British Churches Turn to The Future. SCM
GREEN L. 1968 (Reference not available)
JENKINS D. 1975 The British – Their Identity and Religion. SCM
KANE. M. 1971 Secular experience and theological thinking. Paper presented to the World Council of Churches on Contextual or Dogmatic Theology.
WICKHAM E.R. 1973 The implications of having priests in secular employment. The Audenshaw Documents, No. 22.
Published
2000-06-11
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Articles
How to Cite
Scott, T. (2000). CHAPLAINCY – A RESOURCE OF CHRISTIAN PRESENCE. Health and Social Care Chaplaincy, 3(1), 15-19. https://doi.org/10.1558/hscc.v3i1.15
