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  3. Vol. 11 No. 3 (2005)

Vol. 11 No. 3 (2005)

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Special Issue on Spiritual Diversity in Social Work
Published: 2014-06-04

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  • Vol 11 No 3 Full Issue

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  • Reflections from the Editor

    Jillian Jimenez
    2
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  • Introduction by the Guest Editor: Fish in Trees

    Edward R. Canda
    4-7
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  • Teaching Spirituality in the Classroom: Building Compassionate and Non-Judgemental Conversations with Students

    Joan Letendre, Holly Nelson-Becker, James Kreider
    8-19
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  • Transformative Events—Transformative Stories

    Kathy Lay
    20-26
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  • Walking the Path, Cleaning the Gutters, and Hearing the Voice

    Cynthia J. Weaver
    27-28
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  • Reflections on Teaching about the Muslim Reality

    Aneesah Nadir
    29-37
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  • "Only Don't Know" - The Spirituality of Social Work

    Michael Sanger
    39-45
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  • Allah, Kali, Jesus: Reflections on My Own and Respondents' Spirituality

    Mahasweta M. Banerjee
    46-61
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  • A Place at the Table: The Stuggle for Spiritual Diversity

    David R. Hodge
    62-72
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  • The House of God—Heaven and Hell: A Canadian Perspective on the Empowerment of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgendered (LGBT) People Through Religion and Subjugated Knowledge

    Darlene Mili
    73-83
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  • Walking the Labyrinth: Enhancing Spiritually Sensitive Clinical Practice

    Michelle Bigard
    84-95
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