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Tomorrow's Clergy

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A Third Programme enquiry by Douglas Brown
Third of five enquiries into education for some of the professions

The clergy today are often uncertain of their role. Their numbers decline as their average age increases. Fewer and fewer graduates are attracted to the profession: and many of those who are think that their training, often organised in 'semi-monastic' institutions, is incomplete or out of date. Yet there is a willingness to adapt and to experiment. How should the Churches be training their new Ministers?

(Tomorrow's Lawyers: March 17)

Contributors

Presenter:
Douglas Brown
Producer:
Hubert Hoskins
Speaker:
The Bishop of Durham
Speaker:
The Bishop of Warrington
Speaker:
Canon Basil Moss
Speaker:
Canon Eric James
Speaker:
Rev. Lord Soper
Speaker:
Rev. Trevor Beeson
Speaker:
Fr. Hugh Bishop, C.R.
Speaker:
Rev. Michael Green
Speaker:
Rev. Anthony Dyson
Speaker:
Rev. Geoffrey Harding
Speaker:
Brian Wilson
Speaker:
Anthony Spencer
Speaker:
John Todd
Speaker:
John Redfern
Source: Radio Times

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