pastoral care

During the week, cell groups provide pastoral care, support and training for church members.

Classes usually have about 26 to 30 students, 1 form teacher, and 2 Pastoral care teachers.

What had I done in the areas of education and pastoral care?"

I am embarrassed for all of us who provide pastoral care.

The house model is not used for pastoral care at this campus.

They look after pastoral care and discipline for students within that year.

The tutor system is a key part of the school's pastoral care.

This allowed him to engage in a pastoral care for the people.

Each institution is responsible for the training, development and pastoral care of its own students.

Pastoral care was understood differently at different times in history.

There is a strong emphasis on pastoral care, and developing the whole individual.

By 1950 it had grown to the point of needing pastoral care.

The family, itself, as a miniature church, is an agent of pastoral care.

Currently, though, they are primarily found serving in pastoral care.

These children benefit from the high levels of pastoral care and individual attention available especially at many boarding schools.

High levels of pastoral care are provided to reflect the younger population.

There was a major transition to a vertical pastoral care system in 2009.

The house system also provides pastoral care and a degree of mentoring to students.

The next five years included significant developments in the school curriculum and system of pastoral care.

After that he led the church as the first in creating programs of outreach and pastoral care.

In 2005, Southern revised its pastoral care and counseling major.

Pastoral care is considered to be the responsibility of all the baptized.

Alfred's ultimate responsibility was the pastoral care of his people.

The system forms the basis of its pastoral care programme.

He was responsible for the pastoral care of Poles living abroad.