Why women leave ministry: a study of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary M. Div. graduates, 1975-2000

Mary J Sickels

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Why women leave ministry: a study of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary M. Div. graduates, 1975-2000

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Mary J Sickels. Why Women Leave Ministry: a Study of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary M. Div. Graduates, 1975-2000. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/404039dd-0ddb-4416-ab96-e6fcdf33bb5c?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

M. J. Sickels. Why women leave ministry: a study of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary M. Div. graduates, 1975-2000. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/404039dd-0ddb-4416-ab96-e6fcdf33bb5c?locale=es

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Mary J Sickels. Why Women Leave Ministry: a Study of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary M. Div. Graduates, 1975-2000. Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/404039dd-0ddb-4416-ab96-e6fcdf33bb5c?locale=es.

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Mary J Sickels

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This research project involved a survey of 337 women who received the M. Div. degree from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary from 1975-2000 (inclusive). The project had three main goals: 1) to determine the occupations of women graduates as of March 2002; 2) to determine how many graduates had left, or did not begin, professional ministry; 3) to understand and document the factors surrounding the graduates' decisions to leave or not begin ministry. Results indicated that 32% of subjects were not in active ministry. The paper includes extensive interview transcripts, statistical charts, and a theological overview of women's ordination.

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