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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Introduction: Sports Chaplaincy: Trends, Issues and DebatesAndrew Parker, Nick J. Watson and John B. White ; Part 1:International Perspectives ; 1. Sports chaplaincy: A globaloverview J Stuart Weir ; 2. Sports chaplaincy in the UK JohnBoyers ; 3. Sports Chaplaincy and North American Society:Strategies for winning in the Club House Greg Linville ; 4. SportsChaplaincy Australia Cameron Butler and Noel Mitaxa ; 5. Sportschaplaincy at the Olympics and Paralympics: Reflections onLondon 2012 Duncan Green ; Part 2: Conceptualising SportsChaplaincy ; 6. Doing sports chaplaincy in a fatherless age NickJ. Watson ; 7. Sports chaplaincy in a post-traditional religiouscontext Ed Uszynski ; 8. Reviving the ‘Shepherd’ in Us: Pastoral

theology and its relevance to sports chaplaincy in the 21st

century Steven N. Waller and Harold Cottom ; 9. Gospel-shapedsports chaplaincy: A theologically-driven sports ministry JohnWhite ; 10. Reformation pastoral care in the Olympic VillageAshley Null ; Part 3: Sports Chaplaincy: Practice and Praxis ;11. Beyond praying for players: An exploration of theresponsibilities and practices of sports chaplains Anthony M.J.Maranise ; 12. Finding the right key: An examination of globalsports chaplaincy credentialing models and their implicationsfor credentialing sports chaplains in the US Steven N. Waller,Lars Dzikus, Robin L. Hardin and James H. Bemiller ; 13. Servingthe spirit? The sport psychologist and the chaplain in EnglishPremiership football Mark Nesti; 14. Moving toward a faithfulrelationship: Sport psychology consultants speak about thepotential of engaging with spirituality in consultation Trevor J.Egli, and Leslee A. Fisher ; 15. Football, chaplaincy and sportpsychology: Connections and possibilities Richard Gamble,Andrew Parker and Denise M. Hill ; Conclusion: Game Over andRewind John B. White, Nick J. Watson and Andrew Parker

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Sports ChaplaincyTrends, Issues and Debates

Edited by Andrew Parker, Nick J. Watson and John B.White

This ground-breaking book provides an analysis of thetheory and practice of sports chaplaincy in a global context.Written in an accessible style, yet based on academicevidence and theory, the contributors include chaplainsand sport psychologists working in elite and amateur sportand those involved in teaching pastoral theology. Thismuch needed overview of chaplaincy provision in sport isthe first collection of its kind to bring together leadingscholars in sports chaplaincy with a view to providingprofessional accreditation and training amidst thefast-emerging field of sports theology.

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