Author: Kate Merriman

Kate Merriman is a freelance editor who has worked in the scholarly publishing field for almost 18 years. She has edited scholarly journals and books on philosophy, history, theology, religious studies, political science, literary criticism and art.
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Combining Careers, Part Two: Rewards — Financial and Other

March 23, 2023 by Kate Merriman | Leave a Comment

In the first part of this series, I described the circumstances that led me to vocational discernment. The parish in which I was serving could not afford a full-time priest. Was there another career that I could combine with Anglican ministry? Vocational discernment revealed the intriguing possibilities offered by editing. With a mixture of trepidation […]

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Combining Careers, Part 1: Vocational Discernment

December 8, 2022 by Kate Merriman | 11 Comments on Combining Careers, Part 1: Vocational Discernment

I had been losing sleep for the better part of a year. The Anglican church in Toronto’s St. Clair West area, where I served as incumbent, could no longer afford a full-time priest. In a part of the city bounded by Little Portugal and Corso Italia, the prospects for Anglican congregational growth were slim … […]

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