How Should Seminaries Train Pastors to Counsel?—Part 2

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Survey research over the past three decades indicates that pastors trained in M.Div. programs believe that: a.) seminaries are responsible for training them in pastoral counseling—the personal ministry of the Word, b.) their seminary insufficiently trained them as pastoral counselors in the local church, and c.) they are unprepared to function in the role of a pastoral counseling “generalist” in a local church setting. Continue reading →

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Biblical Counseling Coalition Blogs on 13 December 2012