The author provides the confidentiality policy he has drawn up as a possible model. While the model may or may not be useful in a given situation, it does reflect certain important principles that need to be considered with respect to the practice and limits of confidentiality.

The author offers some general thoughts and suggestions with respect to confidentiality and pastoral care in the church.

This article addresses the issue of confidentiality, with specific application to situations in which sexual abuse has taken place.

In this article, the author makes use of helpful insights and advice by Ken Behr to give guidance in the area of appropriate confidentiality.

This article addresses the dilemma posed by the expectation of strict confidentiality in pastoral counselling, in the light of biblical requirements for dealing with sinners who refuse to repent.

Office-bearers are required to keep confidentiality. This article discusses three reasons for the necessity to keep confidentiality and three situations that may tempt office-bearers to break such confidentiality.

Should a pastor share the issues of the church with his wife? If so, how much? This article answers this question from the perspectives of both a pastor's and a pastor's wife. It seeks to clarify what it means to keep confidentiality as a pastor.