Financial Strains and Shifts in Theological Education

This chapter examines the financial difficulties faced by professors at Christian colleges and their implications for faculty recruitment and college sustainability. It also discusses the changing dynamics of seminaries and clergy training in various denominations, particularly in the context of declining church membership and the rise of non-denominational churches. Additionally, the conversation addresses the international repercussions of American evangelicalism, exploring its influence on policies in countries like Uganda and the broader impacts on theological education in a diverse religious landscape.