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Why I teach at Covenant Theological Seminary

I greatly enjoy the opportunity to explore the interface between psychology, medicine, and theology in my teaching and counseling.  I learn much in being able to do both of these and enjoy the challenge of passing on all I have and am learning to the next generation of pastors, teachers and counselors. 

I have come to love and deeply respect my fellow professors with whom it is a great privilege to work. There is a remarkable unity of belief and purpose among us and a deep care for one another. All of us are deeply grateful for the grace of God in our imperfections and weaknesses. 


Department

Ministry and Proclamation

Faculty member since

1992

Contact Information

To reach me, please call or e-mail Gerry Reimer, our Faculty Secretary, at 314.434.4044, ext. 4201, or gerry.reimer@covenantseminary.edu.

Educational Background

  • M.B. Bachelor of Medicine, University of London
  • B.S. Bachelor of Surgery, University of London
  • M.R.C.S. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons (1968).
  • L.R.C.P. Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians. 
  • The above degrees are the United Kingdom’s equivalent to MD in USA.
  • Member of The Royal College of Psychiatrists

Expertise

  • Interface between psychology, theology, and medicine
  • Relationship between secular knowledge and biblical wisdom
  • Relationship between general and special revelation
  • Medical ethics
  • Perfectionism
  • Depression
  • Boredom
  • Sexuality

Classes I Teach

  • Introduction to Counseling
  • Crisis and Transition Through the Life Cycle
  • Psychological Disorders
  • Theories and Techniques in Counseling
  • Counseling Internship
  • Movies and Madness

Interests and Hobbies

  • Sailing and gardening
  • Listening to Music
  • Hiking
  • Keeping fit!
For a few weeks in the summer heat, we try to escape to Maine or England to be with family, read, write, and sail!

Current Projects/Research

  • Book on depression
  • Book on introduction to counseling
  • Continuing research and teaching on perfectionism

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