Continuing Education for Clergy

Abstract

As clergy approach middle age, they often find that they need to recharge their vocational batteries, if they are to avoid burn-out. Continuing education courses for clergy afford them the chance to reconnect with their faith, and with colleagues. Brief, intense periods of study and reflection seem to work best for most. This issue includes an interview with Dan Moseley, director of continuing education and professor of preaching and parish ministry at Christian Theological Seminary; and resources.