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X-WR-CALDESC:In these trying times\, many things cause Clergy Burnout and m
 ay cause your faith to falter. Join the Pastoral Institute and other clerg
 y as we talk through concerns in a safe space.\n\nGalatians 6:2 & 5 remind
 s us to carry each other’s burdens and in this way\, you fulfill the law o
 f Christ. Our intent with this gathering is to create an environment of ed
 ucation and support. Many find that we work best in community and when we 
 are open with like-minded persons about areas where we are struggling.\n\n
 What do burnout symptoms look like?\n· Exhaustion/fatigue\;\n· Irritabilit
 y\, negativity\, inadequacy\;\n· Reduced empathy\;\n· Reduced sense of gra
 tification\, reward or pleasure\;\n· Reduced productivity\;\n· Sense of ov
 erwhelm/despair\;\n· Feeling isolated\;\n· Insomnia\;\n· Relationship conf
 lict\, withdrawal\, reduced intimacy\;\n· Headaches\, stomach upset or blo
 od pressure\;\n· Mental health problems: anxiety\, depression.\n\n\nABOUT 
 THE PRESENTERS:\n\nRev. Dn. Stephen Muse\, Ph.D.\, LMFT\, LPC\, BCC\n·    
      Director of Clergy-in-Kairos Program\n·         Senior Pastoral Psych
 otherapist\n·         CPE Supervisor\n·         Clinical Chaplain\n \nRev.
  Dn. Stephen Muse\, PhD\, LMFT\, LPC\, BCETS\, ACS is senior pastoral psyc
 hotherapist and Director of Clergy-in-Kairos\, a nationally recognized wee
 k-long intensive stress and wellness program for clergy and their spouses 
 at the Pastoral Institute\, Inc. in Columbus\, Georgia.\n \nPrior to his e
 ntry into the Greek Orthodox Church in 1993\, he pastored a Presbyterian c
 ongregation for 11 years and helped begin an outpatient psychiatric clinic
 .\n \nFr. Stephen trained and supervised U.S. Army and Air Force Chaplains
  in pastoral psychological integration for 21 years and has worked extensi
 vely with combat veterans\, persons experiencing spiritual pain and trauma
  and with clergy\, physicians and therapists suffering professional stress
  and burnout.\n \nHe has published ten books\, contributed chapters in ten
  others\, and is author of 60 articles and book reviews for various profes
 sional and trade magazines including national award-winning research in th
 e area of religious integration of therapists and their capacity for clini
 cal empathy. His work has been translated into Russian\, Greek\, Swedish\,
  Serbian and Romanian. He served as Managing Editor of The Pastoral Forum 
 from 1993 to 2002.\n \nFr. Stephen is the founding church planter and firs
 t parish council President of Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church i
 n Columbus\, GA where he currently serves as a Deacon. He and his wife Dia
 konissa Claudia have four children\, a granddaughter and three grandsons. 
 They live in Columbus\, Georgia.\n\n\nRev. Dr. Curtis L. West\, Jr.\, M.Di
 v\, D.Min\n\nRev. Dr. Curtis L. West\, Jr. is an Ordained Elder in the Chr
 istian Methodist Episcopal Church with more than 25 years of pastoral expe
 rience.   He currently serves as pastor of Holsey Chapel CME Church in Col
 umbus\, GA\, and as Presiding Elder of the North Columbus-LaGrange Distric
 t.\nHe has served five consecutive terms as a delegate to the General Conf
 erence of the CME Church and as a member of the General Connectional Board
 .  He proudly served as Dean of Mississippi Leadership Training School enj
 oyed employment at a hospice chaplain in Central Georgia.  He is a member 
 of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity\, Inc.\n\nDr. West is a graduate of Gramblin
 g State University (Grambling\, Louisiana) with a B.A. degree in Psycholog
 y\, Interdenominational Theological Center - Phillips School of Theology (
 Atlanta\, Georgia) with a Master of Divinity Degree with a concentration i
 n Christian Education\, Southern Methodist University - Perkins School of 
 Theology (Dallas\, Texas) with a Doctor of Ministry degree with the focus 
 on creating an Intergenerational Ministry Model in the Local Church. \n\nD
 r. West is happily married to Rev. Amarylis Didley West of Augusta\, Georg
 ia and is the father of two lovely daughters and one son.
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DESCRIPTION:In these trying times\, many things cause Clergy Burnout and ma
 y cause your faith to falter. Join the Pastoral Institute and other clergy
  as we talk through concerns in a safe space.\n\nGalatians 6:2 & 5 reminds
  us to carry each other’s burdens and in this way\, you fulfill the law of
  Christ. Our intent with this gathering is to create an environment of edu
 cation and support. Many find that we work best in community and when we a
 re open with like-minded persons about areas where we are struggling.\n\nW
 hat do burnout symptoms look like?\n· Exhaustion/fatigue\;\n· Irritability
 \, negativity\, inadequacy\;\n· Reduced empathy\;\n· Reduced sense of grat
 ification\, reward or pleasure\;\n· Reduced productivity\;\n· Sense of ove
 rwhelm/despair\;\n· Feeling isolated\;\n· Insomnia\;\n· Relationship confl
 ict\, withdrawal\, reduced intimacy\;\n· Headaches\, stomach upset or bloo
 d pressure\;\n· Mental health problems: anxiety\, depression.\n\n\nABOUT T
 HE PRESENTERS:\n\nRev. Dn. Stephen Muse\, Ph.D.\, LMFT\, LPC\, BCC\n·     
     Director of Clergy-in-Kairos Program\n·         Senior Pastoral Psycho
 therapist\n·         CPE Supervisor\n·         Clinical Chaplain\n \nRev. 
 Dn. Stephen Muse\, PhD\, LMFT\, LPC\, BCETS\, ACS is senior pastoral psych
 otherapist and Director of Clergy-in-Kairos\, a nationally recognized week
 -long intensive stress and wellness program for clergy and their spouses a
 t the Pastoral Institute\, Inc. in Columbus\, Georgia.\n \nPrior to his en
 try into the Greek Orthodox Church in 1993\, he pastored a Presbyterian co
 ngregation for 11 years and helped begin an outpatient psychiatric clinic.
 \n \nFr. Stephen trained and supervised U.S. Army and Air Force Chaplains 
 in pastoral psychological integration for 21 years and has worked extensiv
 ely with combat veterans\, persons experiencing spiritual pain and trauma 
 and with clergy\, physicians and therapists suffering professional stress 
 and burnout.\n \nHe has published ten books\, contributed chapters in ten 
 others\, and is author of 60 articles and book reviews for various profess
 ional and trade magazines including national award-winning research in the
  area of religious integration of therapists and their capacity for clinic
 al empathy. His work has been translated into Russian\, Greek\, Swedish\, 
 Serbian and Romanian. He served as Managing Editor of The Pastoral Forum f
 rom 1993 to 2002.\n \nFr. Stephen is the founding church planter and first
  parish council President of Holy Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church in
  Columbus\, GA where he currently serves as a Deacon. He and his wife Diak
 onissa Claudia have four children\, a granddaughter and three grandsons. T
 hey live in Columbus\, Georgia.\n\n\nRev. Dr. Curtis L. West\, Jr.\, M.Div
 \, D.Min\n\nRev. Dr. Curtis L. West\, Jr. is an Ordained Elder in the Chri
 stian Methodist Episcopal Church with more than 25 years of pastoral exper
 ience.   He currently serves as pastor of Holsey Chapel CME Church in Colu
 mbus\, GA\, and as Presiding Elder of the North Columbus-LaGrange District
 .\nHe has served five consecutive terms as a delegate to the General Confe
 rence of the CME Church and as a member of the General Connectional Board.
   He proudly served as Dean of Mississippi Leadership Training School enjo
 yed employment at a hospice chaplain in Central Georgia.  He is a member o
 f Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity\, Inc.\n\nDr. West is a graduate of Grambling
  State University (Grambling\, Louisiana) with a B.A. degree in Psychology
 \, Interdenominational Theological Center - Phillips School of Theology (A
 tlanta\, Georgia) with a Master of Divinity Degree with a concentration in
  Christian Education\, Southern Methodist University - Perkins School of T
 heology (Dallas\, Texas) with a Doctor of Ministry degree with the focus o
 n creating an Intergenerational Ministry Model in the Local Church. \n\nDr
 . West is happily married to Rev. Amarylis Didley West of Augusta\, Georgi
 a and is the father of two lovely daughters and one son.
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SUMMARY:Clergy Burnout
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