For a few decades now, there has been a steady migration from smaller church communities of less than 1,000 members to megachurches that can reach upwards of 20,000 worshippers every weekend. With the explosion of megachurches both in the United States and globally, many Christian leaders have altered how they serve…
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About 21 million students were enrolled at American colleges and universities in 2014 — 5.7 million more than in 2000, according to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). If you’ve attended college, you know what your educational experience was like. However, you might not know how many professionals work in…
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A difficult moment for parents is deciding to return to the workforce. You know the choice will have a variety of effects on your family, whether it’s been two months or two years since you’ve worked outside the home. The life-changing experience of parenthood may have changed what’s important to…
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Lying on a couch and being asked “how does that make you feel?” is a popular cliche about counseling, but the reality is far different. The field of counseling is varied and multifaceted, and psychologists are not the only providers of mental health services. Clinical mental health counselors also play…
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For many who are drawn to earn their master’s degree in counseling, the opportunity to help people is a powerful motivator. Not only is this a career where you can significantly impact the lives of others, but it is also a growing field: The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a…
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Mental health counseling is a rewarding and meaningful career that allows you to make a difference in people’s lives. And with the Bureau of Labor Statistics projecting a growth rate of 29 percent through the year 2022, it’s also a smart career path with real growth potential. But how do…
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Although online students may use different technology than traditional classroom students, much of the work remains the same. Online courses still have lectures and exams, meaning that online students still have meet the same academic requirements. But for students using a new medium to learn, they may struggle getting used…
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