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Seminary, yes; pulpits, no?

The New York Times reports on a decline in interest in pulpit careers among Christian seminary students. This is no surprise to those Jewish seminaries, professional clergy associations, and denominations, which have been concerned about this issue for the past 5 years or more. As early as 1999, Forward editor J.J. Goldberg reported on the trend in the Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles.

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Blue Texas | Turning Texas Blue Says:
March 23rd, 2006 at 3:17 am
is tarnished. Where is our sense of priorities? The way Christians view Jews is examined. Another post examines the Christian view of divorce. For some, extremism is not enough. For some, answering a callreaches far beyond the walls of worship. It is a claim upon our whole life. It’s enough to make anyone crash and loose their breath. All of us need restoration and healing. Sometimes music can heal. Some find such meaning and renewal in
Blue Texas | Turning Texas Blue Says:
April 6th, 2006 at 2:00 am
is tarnished. Where is our sense of priorities? The way Christians view Jews is examined. Another post examines the Christian view of divorce. For some, extremism is not enough. For some, answering a callreaches far beyond the walls of worship. It is a claim upon our whole life. It’s enough to make anyone crash and loose their breath. All of us need restoration and healing. Sometimes music can heal. Some find such meaning and renewal in
Moshav HaAm Says:
December 29th, 2006 at 5:16 am
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