Through research interviews with 19 clergymen of different
religious affiliation, age, and race, this volume explores the
views and attributes of ordained male ministers. Who is the man
behind the pulpit? How does he balance personal and professional
life? How do clergymen feel about their chosen profession? What
events and family/societal influences led to a life of service?
Through the interviews, the author examines these and other aspects
of clergy life. The strength of the study lies in the delivery of
extensive first-person commentary. From this, the reader gains
access to the texture and tone of the voices as well as the men's
thinking about theological, moral, and administrative leadership.
People considering a life in the ministry, as well as students of
sociology, religion, psychology, and anthropology, will be
interested in this informative discourse.
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