| he Anglican Examiner is committed to promoting scholarly vocations, both for the church and for the world Christ came to save. The coming months will feature articles and other resources intended to answer these and other questions. |
| An on-line directory of the teachers, writers, and scholars of North American Anglicanism is planned to debut in early 2008. To prevent spammers and telemarketers from harvesting data, e-mail and telephone numbers will be omitted. Postal addresses will be included. |
| Although the plan is to promote scholarly vocations throughout the Anglican Communion, the initial focus will be on the educational resources and requirements for teaching and publishing ministries in North America. The challenge of financing both basic and advanced theological education will receive special attention. |
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| Careers in Theological Education |
| The Anglican Examiner, Copyright by Donn Mitchell, 2008 |
| Through their own essays as well as print and audio interviews, practitioners in the field, whether tenured professors, independent scholars, or students, will detail the work theologians actually do on a day-to-day basis. Topics will explore the importance of this work for the church and society at large and identify what needs to be done to attract new talent and to mentor the next generation of theologians. |
| And what do they do all day? |
| What education is required? |
| Who are the church's theologians? |
| How do you become a theologian? |