Spiritual Diary, Spiritual Growth, Psychological and Physical Well–Being

김석선,; 천연금,; 최은주,; 길민지,

doi:10.23909/kjcc.2018.05.29.2.61

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“…First, we conducted quantitative research to examine differences in spiritual growth and psychological well-being in relation to the frequency of writing spiritual diaries among 385 participating adults. The quantitative results in the preliminary study were reported in Korean (Kim, Cheon, Choi, & Gil, 2018). The findings indicated that participants who wrote spiritual diaries 5-7 times a week had higher spiritual growth and psychological well-being than those who wrote spiritual diaries less frequently.…”

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The Benefits of Spiritual Diaries: A Mixed-Method Study in Korea

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This mixed study examined the benefits of spiritual diaries in Korea. Quantitatively, differences in spiritual growth and psychological well-being were examined in relation to the frequency of writing spiritual diaries among 385 participating adults. The group who wrote spiritual diaries ‘5–7 times a week’ had significantly higher scores relating to spiritual growth and psychological wellbeing than other groups across the outcome variables. Qualitatively, the study also explored the benefits of writing spiritual diaries among 37 adults. Three major themes using four focus group interviews, were identified: (a) the acquisition of godly habits, (b) a closer walk with Jesus, and (c) the fullness of God’s presence. These findings are particularly important for healthcare providers who want to facilitate patient self-care.

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confidence: 88%