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Analysis of studies of current and former Protestant pastors reveals factors that predict the likelihood of quitting ministry.

By Filings on Wed, 09/17/25
Church & Ministry
Pastoral Longevity
Lifeway Research
Pastoral Ministry
Family Life
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“Pastors who prioritize their families and bring them into ministry are more likely to find ministry longevity. Pastors who more strongly agree they put their family first when time conflicts arise are 1.7 times more likely to still be in pastoral ministry.” - Lifeway

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