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Contributions of the minister to mental hygiene

Worship programs are effective to the degree that they observe psychological laws and fit the particular emotional needs of the worshipper

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  1. Mental Health Activities New York State Department of Mental Health, USA

    Luther E. Woodward (Coordinator, President, Lutheran Welfare Conference of America)

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This is the second part of Dr. Woodward's article, the first part of which, “Contribution of the Minister to Mental Hygiene,” appeared in the February issue. It is reprinted, by permission of author and publisher, fromMental Health in Modern Society, by Thomas A. C. Rennie, M.D. and Luther Woodward, Ph. D. Copyright 1948, Commonwealth Fund.

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Woodward, L.E. Contributions of the minister to mental hygiene. Pastoral Psychol 1, 43–47 (1950). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01744009

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