Recently, many alternative schools have opened in Korea. An alternative schools is one whose educational content cannot be fully covered by the public schooling system. The most important educational initiative pursued by alternative schools is “personality education.” Unenrolled alternative schools in Korea differ to the extent at which they receive government support for “counseling.” I understood this and approached the students, teachers, and parents, who are all important constituents of alternative schools, from Don Browning’s viewpoint focused on the five levels of practical moral thinking. I conducted in–depth interviews with the pastor and provide counseling to the students of Theos School for case study. What I found through the interview indicate that there are three Christian(Pastoral) counseling approaches, which are: ‘Needs for professionalism,’ ‘Raising concerns of parents,’ and ‘Realization of personality education through empathy and emotional exchange.’