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A study of how women called into ministry balance their vocational and home responsibilities
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A Study of How Women Called Into Ministry Balance Their Vocational and Home Responsibilities. Boston University School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/5707b12e-f8ae-426c-a3ef-8ea9b7ae5ea9?q=1989.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This research project was designed to investigate how the experience of ministry for women affected their close personal relationships. In 1989 questionnaires were distributed to ninety-nine United Methodist clergywomen and seminary students in southern New England. Twenty-nine were returned completed. Six interviews were conducted. The responses showed that: women pastors made church their highest priority, giving sacrificially of themselves, neglecting relationships and self-care; the women's lack of self-care undermined their ability to meet demands; and demands were so great that many of the respondents dropped out of ministry, school, or marriages.
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