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Book Review and Notice: Receiving Woman: Studies in the Psychology & Theology of the Feminine

book can best be read as a view of ministry rather than burnout, and how it is perceived. It offers insights, stories, Junigan biblical expositions, and an interesting interpretation of Goethe's Faust. The need for clinical pastoral educators to utilize theological heritage and history in interpreting ministry remains. Ministry Burnout is a development in the process as we seek to utilize our theological history in a more meaningful manner.