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Meg Greto, a second-career seminary student, is completing her field education placement with The Congregation at Duke Chapel.
“Field education creates the practical space to work out the things we’ve written about or thought deeply about,” she said. “Your theology doesn’t mean much if you can’t articulate it in relationship with others in the body of Christ.”
Mentorship has also played a key role. Greto’s supervisor, the Rev. Lynn Holmes, shares a similar vocational path and helped guide her through moments of discernment with wisdom and grace.
“We both came to ministry after careers in other fields,” Greto said. “Her thoughtful problem-solving, encouragement, and generous care have meant the world to me.”
#DukeDivinity #FieldEducation #DukeChapel
Meg Greto, a second-career seminary student, is completing her field education placement with The Congregation at Duke Chapel.
“Field education creates the practical space to work out the things we’ve written about or thought deeply about,” she said. “Your theology doesn’t mean much if you can’t articulate it in relationship with others in the body of Christ.”
Mentorship has also played a key role. Greto’s supervisor, the Rev. Lynn Holmes, shares a similar vocational path and helped guide her through moments of discernment with wisdom and grace.
“We both came to ministry after careers in other fields,” Greto said. “Her thoughtful problem-solving, encouragement, and generous care have meant the world to me.”
#DukeDivinity #FieldEducation #DukeChapel
