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Book Review: II. The Broadman Bible Commentary: The Broadman Bible Commentary, Acts — I Corinthians

In this little book Wayne Oates speaks with authority in pointing to new dimensions in pastoral care. He has traveled the path of this field from its pioneering beginnings. He points to some areas he would like to see explored. These include careful records of men in the parish ministry about what is happening around them and in them ; he points up the barrenness of records of home visitation by pastors. We have little valid case material to study at this juncture. He goes on to suggest also that "the campus is a relatively unexplored territory for pastoral care in our time." Furthermore, he adds the need to study the feelings of persons as we seek to understand their theology. This knowledge should preceed any teaching of the subject, and should become a learning experience for any man with pastoral concerns.