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by Mark A. Quay (Author), Foley Beach (Foreword by)
A Minister's Manual for Spiritual Warfare is written to assist pastors and other ministers help their parishioners find freedom from demonic oppression. It is based upon years of experience and research and was written in consultation with orthodox, highly credentialed theologians, biblical scholars, clinicians, and attorneys. It is written from an evangelical Anglican perspective, but it will also be useful for other traditions. The manual describes various kinds of demonic attacks and discusses the reasons to involve medical and mental health professionals. Providing practical guidance for the deliverance ministry, it includes diagnostic procedures, insight into the makeup and training of a ministry team, the appropriate use of liturgies, pastoral care for victims and deliverance ministers, and legal considerations. The book devotes special attention to exorcisms, emphasizing the importance of a teamwork approach and the necessity of thorough preparedness, including an awareness of different strategies which demons may use to thwart exorcists. Rounding out the manual is a series of accessible, biblical, step-by-step instructions to assist ministers in helping others find freedom in Christ from demonic attacks. A Minister's Manual for Spiritual Warfare is a must-have for any Christian minister involved in deliverance ministry.
Author Biography
Mark Allen Quay is the Rector of St. Peter's Anglican Church and teaches in the Anglican Studies Program at Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham. He is the former Dean of the Anglican School of Ministry. With more than thirty years of teaching and pastoral experience in the US, Europe, and Africa, and extensive contacts among Anglican and charismatic clergy, he is a highly sought after consultant in the area of spiritual warfare.
