Center for Christian Counseling & Training
P.O. Box 2630, Dallas, GA 30132 | Office: 321-269-0404
E-Mail: DrRogerBoehm@gmail.com
- Star = Location of current counselees
- Star Burst = Location of pasters dealing with spiritual warfare, and individuals working on licenses in Christian Counseling and Degrees, (Bachelors through PhD)
Since our Inception in 1997
We have been mainly a Christian Counseling ministry working with individuals and families across the world from 20 countries both in the office and via ZOOM and internet technology. Individuals have flown in from as far away as Cameroon, West Africa and Vietnam. Here in the U.S. they have traveled from as far as New York and California and 25 other states. We have dealt mainly with demonization issues and biblical brokenheartedness (known in the secular arena as Dissociative Identity Disorder or multiple personalities.) However, I will soon be 81 years of age and am becoming more involved now in passing what I have learned to others so that they can be a blessing to those struggling with special Counseling and spiritual warfare needs. So I continue to ask those who will, to continue to be prayer and financial partners with us in continuing and passing on this ministry work to others for the glory of the Lord.
Also if you know of someone wanting to be a Christian counselor and earn a Christian License and degree have them contact us.
This Month must be Paster Appreciation
Month in Vietnam
As you may know, in our 29 years of existence we have worked with individuals from 6 continents in 20 countries. One of these countries was Vietnam. About 10 years ago a woman named Hana came to our office in Florida needing counseling for some spiritual warfare issues. Later she ended up in our training program and completed a Masters Degree in Christian Counseling through Cornerstone University, one of six of which we are affiliated as the Center for Christian Counseling is a Certified Academic Institution of the National Christian Counselors Association.
Well, just this week I received the following e-mail from Vietnam which read:
“Good afternoon uncle Roger, how are you and how is your wife doing? Thinking of you on the Pastor Appreciation Month. We are so grateful to know and to learn from you. May the Lord continue bless you and your ministry in His grace and blessings.”
“Uncle” being a sign of respect in some foreign countries.
Thanks to our prayer and financial partners as you helped make Christian counseling a reality, and in some cases helped begin Christian counseling ministries in this and many other countries also.
Thanks to all our Prayer and Financial Partners for your Faithfulness in our time of Trouble
Well I fell again. This time it was in our living room. Our daughter Julie and granddaughter Kye were with Diane and myself when it happened. Julie and Kye picked me up off the floor and on ward to the ER we went. I have been on blood thinners so my skin was fragile and so lost skin on my arms and had a black eye. Right now to help with healing I am seeing a doctor at the wound care clinic in Cartersville, GA about 30 miles from our home usually once a week with a home health nurse coming to the house two times weekly in order to change the bandages and treat the wounds on both arms. Diane helps me in soooo many ways and is truly a help mate any man would be blessed and proud to have as his wife, as am I.
Needless to say this is causing a continued problem with ministry work. I cannot counsel as many individuals as I desire nor can have the time and effort in the training of individuals wanting to, and desiring to be a blessing to others as we also desire to be. For the first time in three weeks, due to my injuries which have hindered me from going to church, we are finally planning to go to church tomorrow morning. I am unable to drive so Diane is the chauffer for us.
I am trying desperately to get back to ministry work, counseling, and assisting pastors as thy deal with spiritual warfare issues, and as a clinical supervisor for those who are working on seminary courses in counseling and need a clinical supervisor to continue. So please, if you know anyone who I can help, then please don’t hesitate to point them in my direction and I will do what I can. And for someone desiring to be a Christian counselor but not knowing how to get started, have them call me. Thanks to all for your prayers and help.
I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.
Philippians 1:3-6
God bless you all,
