Lessons from neighborhood design
by Jay Blossom

An interview with Eric Jacobsen, author of Sidewalks in the Kingdom: New Urbanism and the Christian Faith, about the relationship of seminaries to their neighborhoods and the need for Christians to be committed to their cities and towns.

Location, location, location
Administrators and boards wrestle with moves and the meaning of physical space
by Heidi Schlumpf

Saint Vincent Seminary, Briercrest Seminary, McCormick Theological Seminary, and Bangor Theological Seminary come up with different answers to age-old questions about the significance of location.

Real estate and mission
For three seminaries, facing financial and property challenges encourages new thinking
by Andrew Henry Stern

Salt Lake Theological Seminary, Concordia Seminary, and Phillips Theological Seminary discover that selling is sometimes the best option.

Small beginnings, big mission
The In Trust story
by Heather Grennan Gary

As In Trust celebrates its 20-year anniversary, a look back shows that prescient leaders identified many issues that are still significant today.

The cost of preserving the mission
Episcopal seminaries grapple with new realities
by William R. MacKaye

In Trust's editor emeritus explores the recent changes at Episcopal Divinity School, Bexley Hall, and Seabury-Western Theological Seminary