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Henry Ratter, Leslie J Francis & Steve Glowinkowski. (2015) Exploring How Anglican Clergy Approach Rural Ministry in England: Employing the Glowinkowski Predisposition Indicator. Pastoral Psychology 65:2, pages 227-237.
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Leslie J. Francis & Giuseppe Crea. (2015) Psychological Temperament and the Catholic Priesthood: An Empirical Enquiry Among Priests in Italy. Pastoral Psychology 64:6, pages 827-837.
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Mandy Robbins & Leslie J. Francis. (2014) Taking Responsibility for Multiple Churches: A Study in Burnout among Anglican Clergywomen in England. Journal of Empirical Theology 27:2, pages 261-280.
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