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.He was born in Michigan,grew up in a Dutch-German immigrant community, and determined at ageseven to enter the Christian Ministry as a means to help his people with thegreat amount of suffering he perceived all around him.His life s work hasfocused on the interface of psychology and religion.ARCHBISHOP DESMOND TUTU is best known for his contribution tothe cause of racial justice in South Africa, a contribution for which hewas recognized with the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984.Archbishop Tutu hasbeen an ordained priest since 1960.Among his many accomplishmentsare being named the first black General Secretary of the South AfricanCouncil of Churches and serving as Archbishop of Cape Town.Once a 182 ABOUT THE SERIES EDITOR AND ADVISORY BOARDhigh school teacher in South Africa, he has also taught theology in college,and holds honorary degrees from universities including Harvard, Oxford,Columbia, and Kent State.He has been awarded the Order for Meritori-ous Service presented by President Nelson Mandela, the Archbishop ofCanterbury s Award for outstanding service to the Anglican community,the Family of Man Gold Medal Award, and the Martin King Jr.Non-ViolentPeace Award.The publications Archbishop Tutu has authored, co-authored,or made contributions to include No Future Without Forgiveness (2000),Crying in the Wilderness: (1986), and The Rainbow People of God: TheMaking of a Peaceful Revolution (1996).LEROY H.ADEN is Professor Emeritus of Pastoral Theology at theLutheran Theological Seminary in Philadelphia, PA.He taught full-timeat the seminary from 1967 to 1994 and part time from 1994 to 2001.Heserved as Visiting Lecturer at Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton,NJ on a regular basis.In 2002, he coauthored Preaching God s Compas-sion: Comforting Those Who Suffer with Robert G.Hughes.Previously, heedited four books in a Psychology and Christianity series with J.HaroldEllens and David G.Benner.He served on the Board of Directors of theChristian Association for Psychological Studies for six years.DONALD CAPPS, Psychologist of Religion, is William Hart FelmethProfessor of Pastoral Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary.In 1989 he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University ofUppsala, Sweden, in recognition of the importance of his publications.Heserved as president of the Society for the Scientific Study of Religion from1990 to 1992.Among his many significant books are Men, Religion andMelancholia: James, Otto, Jung and Erikson and Freud; also the Freudianson Religion: A Reader; also Social Phobia: Alleviating Anxiety in an Age ofSelf-Promotion; and Jesus: A Psychological Biography.He also authoredThe Child s Song: The Religious Abuse of Children.ZENON LOTUFO JR.is a Presbyterian minister (Independent Presbyte-rian Church of Brazil), a philosopher, and a psychotherapist, specialized inTransactional Analysis.He has lectured both to undergraduate and gradu-ate courses in universities in São Paulo, Brazil.He coordinates the courseof specialization in Pastoral Psychology of the Christian Psychologists andPsychiatrists Association.He is the author of the books, Relações Humanas[Human Relations]; Disfunções no Comportamento Organizacional [Dys-functions in Organizational Behavior] and co-author of O Potencial Humano[Human Potential].He has also authored numerous journal articles. ABOUT THE SERIES EDITOR AND ADVISORY BOARD 183DIRK ODENDAAL is South African; he was born in what is now called theProvince of the Eastern Cape.He spent much of his youth in the Transkeiin the town of Umtata, where his parents were teachers at a seminary.Hetrained as a minister at the Stellenbosch Seminary for the Dutch ReformedChurch and was ordained in 1983 in the Dutch Reformed Church in South-ern Africa.He transferred to East London in 1988 to minister to membersof the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa in one of the hugesuburbs for Xhosa-speaking people.He received his doctorate (D.Litt.) in1992 at the University of Port Elizabeth in Semitic Languages.At present,he is enrolled in a Masters course in Counselling Psychology at RhodesUniversity.WAYNE G.ROLLINS is Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies atAssumption College, Worcester, Massachusetts, and Adjunct Professorof Scripture at Hartford Seminary, Hartford, Connecticut
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