Pneumatology

About the Book

The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 have changed the concept of health care across the continuum of care. From medical services, psychological services, pastoral care services, etc., the care given must change to address the holistic (physical, mental, and spiritual) needs of those served. In this Post 9/11 Era, a new paradigm must be established with new definitions and new understandings of integrative health and its subsequent health care. If health care is to be effective, it must be holistic and span the continuum of care. This means that it must meet the needs of persons from any community and span racial, cultural, religious, and economic lines.

About the Author

Dr. K. Llewellyn McGhee is the founder and former Pastor of The Village Church of St. Louis (July 1996 - June 2005), the full-time Joint Force Headquarters (JFHQ) Staff Chaplain for the State of Missouri (February 2002 to June 2005), the Installation and Gospel Service Chaplain at LSA Anaconda in Balad, Iraq (September 2005 - August 2006), and a World Evangelist member of the Order of the Flame of the World Methodist Council. K. Llewellyn received a Master of Divinity with a specialization in Evangelism (Its first, May 1996) and a Doctor of Ministry with the focus area in Pastoral Care and Counseling/Health and Welfare (May 2005) from Saint Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Missouri.