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    Spiritual Discernment and Vocational Counseling Keisha Hairston Liberty University Abstract Spiritual Discernment and Vocational Counseling I. Personal Position Based on the survey‚ the factors that are very important to me when making career decisions are: *Praying for wisdom to make Godly decisions. *Depending on a sense of inner peace from the Holy Spirit *Judging the decision’s consistency with the character/ethics of Jesus. *Considering personal strengths‚ talents‚ gifts‚ and abilities

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    Spiritual Discernment and Vocational Counseling Amy Holmes Liberty University Abstract Spiritual Discernment and Vocational Counseling Personal Position After taking the survey at the end of the article I found that I have quit a few very important responses when it comes to my decision making in relationship to education‚ ministry opportunities‚ career choices‚ or other major decisions. Personally I found that I answered that it is very important to me when using common

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    Spiritual Discernment and Vocational Counseling Phyllis Wilson Liberty University Abstract This paper starts with a description of how to make godly decisions through prayer‚ the Holy Spirit and reading biblical scriptures. It will explore spiritual discernment using the bull’s-eye method. The literature will discuss my past and present experiences of discernment‚ a counselor and clients experiences and my comments on my personal position of this client’s supplication. Spiritual Discernment

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    4-Mat Book Review of Williams & Menendez’s Becoming a Professional Life Coach LIFC 502 Advanced Skills in Life Coaching Dr. Judith Johnson October 1‚ 2012 Abstract Diane Menendez and Patrick Williams co-authored the book “Becoming a Professional Life Coach” (2007). Menendez is a master certified coach and Williams is a pioneer coach who founded the Institute for Life Coach Training (ILCT) (ICF Accredited). This book is intended for therapists and psychologists

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    Intimate Allies by Dan Allender and Tremper Longman A Book Analysis In the book Intimate Allies‚ the author opens up with an heartfelt introduction. The authors give an overwhelming description of the bases‚ foundation‚ and criteria for which this book will focus upon; as it pertains to marriage and God’s design for marriage. The author gives no lack of his belief on marriage and the guidelines he has accepted to follow‚ as well as express to couples who are married or those expecting to

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    In “Discerning Spiritual Discernment” Horton discussed three major approaches; the Bull’s eye approach‚ the Wisdom approach‚ and the Relationship-formation approach. • The bull’s eye approach – This being the more traditional view‚ this approach is to determine what God’s will is through prayer and looking for confirmation in external sign to make the right choices‚ and following through with those choices ;and therefore fulfill God’s perfect plan. This approach tends to be the most popular. • Wisdom

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    requirements of various industries in its curriculum‚ in an innovative and flexible manner while developing a holistic and well groomed graduate. Ministry of HRD‚ Government of India had issued an Executive Order in September 2011 for National Vocational Education Qualification Framework (NVEQF). Subsequently‚ Ministry of Finance‚ in pursuance of the decision of Cabinet Committee on Skill Development in its meeting held on 19th December‚ 2013‚ has issued a notification for National Skills Qualifications

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    Spiritual Needs Assessment Spiritual assessment tools are essential for evaluating spiritual needs to a patient. The intention is to evaluate patient spiritual and psychological needs. Finding these tools is not an easy task because it is the best way in which patient spiritual needs can be observed. However‚ spiritual assessment tools are use to collect information that will promote the healing process of the patient. This paper will emphasize on the creation of the tools with five questions

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    What Is Vocational Guidance? A vocation is a career or calling and the word is derived from the Latin vocare‚ which means "to call." Vocational guidance means helping someone find his or her calling or at least a suitable career choice. Vocations or careers can be loosely categorized into areas such as service‚ technical‚ mechanical‚ creative‚ health and business. Vocational training rather than vocational guidance is available at career colleges and this is usually for entry-level careers

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    Vocational Development Adolescents must consider their own evolving interests‚ needs and abilities in vocational choice. Obviously‚ making an early‚ realistic and lasting decision is not easy. It is no wonder that many adolescents change their vocational choices several times before setting on one. Vocational decision making begins in childhood and continues throughout life. Ginzerberg (1972) proposed that people pass through three sequential periods of vocational decisions making; * The

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