1. Every day, the author

a. consults with his colleagues.

b. reads professional literature.

c. learns something new from the arts and sciences.

d. meditates on the phrase: “trusting wholly in God to provide everything we need in each hour of this day.”

2. By responsive presence, the author means

a. warm acceptance of the client.

b. deep listening.

c. admission of helplessness in the face of evil.

d. willingness to disclose learning from his own struggles.

3. The author gave Alex a 3x5 card that said:

a. “I don’t have to be perfect.”

b. “you are loved”

c. “be courageous”

d. “I am not afraid”

African Therapy (Berinyuu)

4. In African psychotherapy, cure means

a. achieving independence for the individual.

b. gaining insights from childhood traumas.

c. restoring the broken social order.

d. resolving intrapsychic conflicts.

U.S. Healthcare Chaplains (Crossley)

5. Which is NOT true about most chaplains?

a. They believe they are doing God’s work.

b. Most days they are glad to be chaplains.

c. They are worried about job security.

d. They receive adequate support from their administrations.

Caring for Stories (Karl)

6. In the first story, the chaplain at the State Department Center was lifted out of a low mood by

a. a colleague.

b. prayer.

c. an antidepressant.

d. wild flowers.

7. In the final story, the counselor who listened patiently had a father who

a. enjoyed fixing and rebuilding things.

b. talked all the time.

c. was a family doctor.

d. liked to travel.

Might Prophet/Wounded Healer (Means)

8. After a suicide attempt in their pastoral counseling center, the counselors

a. questioned the meaning of their work.

b. were sued by the client’s family.

c. met monthly for debriefing and support.

d. lost their counseling licensures.

9. “Our culture is incredibly unsupportive of the work we do” means that

a. Counseling is declining in popularity.

b. Counseling is not considered to be effective.

c. There should be more government funds for counseling.

d. Counselors often need more time to help their clients than is currently allowed.

10. Practical ways to be a mighty prophet include

a. newsletters.

b. seminars.

c. political lobby task forces.

d. all of the above.