Clergy Shortage Hits United States Across Faiths
Pulpits and religious posts in America face a growing crisis as Roman Catholic Protestant and Jewish bodies fail to fill vacancies. Estimates show shortages of about 30 000 priests 25 000 ministers and 1 000 rabbis with towns lacking priests and seminaries running near capacity. Leaders urge renewed recruitment and education programs amid rising church growth and suburban expansion.
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