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Crossings Conversations - Bishop Scott Barker on Curacy Programs Past & Present

Bishop Scott Barker on Curacy Programs Past & Present

04/19/24 • 29 min

Crossings Conversations

In the latest episode of Crossings Conversations, we spoke with the Rt. Rev. J. Scott Barker, bishop of the Diocese of Nebraska and recently announced nominee to the slate for 28th presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church. The interview was part of our reporting for the upcoming Crossings cover feature "Early Returns: CDSP-funded curates already adding new life in new roles."
Bishop Barker spoke to us about the clergy shortage in the Episcopal Church, formation models and spiritual priorities for early-career priests, and his excitement about the CDSP curacy program and its potential impact for students from his diocese.

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In the latest episode of Crossings Conversations, we spoke with the Rt. Rev. J. Scott Barker, bishop of the Diocese of Nebraska and recently announced nominee to the slate for 28th presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church. The interview was part of our reporting for the upcoming Crossings cover feature "Early Returns: CDSP-funded curates already adding new life in new roles."
Bishop Barker spoke to us about the clergy shortage in the Episcopal Church, formation models and spiritual priorities for early-career priests, and his excitement about the CDSP curacy program and its potential impact for students from his diocese.

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Crossings Conversations - Bishop Scott Barker on Curacy Programs Past & Present

Transcript

Kyle: This is Kyle Oliver at Church Divinity School of the Pacific, and I am here with Bishop Scott Barker, who is in his 13th year of service as the Diocesan Bishop of Nebraska. He is a native Nebraskan, and has worked in the Episcopal Church his whole adult life, and so really excited to have this conversation about the CDSP Curacy Program and thinking more broadly about just some of the trends for Episcopal Church leadership that we're seeing right now. Bishop Barker, welcome to the show. <

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