Readers, please accept this invitation to communicate with Soundings, either to react to articles in this issue of In Trust or to comment on other issues of concern to leaders in theological education. Feel free to be provocative, but do limit your letters to a maximum of 350 words.
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As a proud member of the In Trust Advisory Council, I was jolted by the lack of balance in our recent article entitled, Texas Baptists Ax Seminary Funding. While journalistic integrity demands that In Trust give something approaching equal space to both sides, the key accusations of the Baptist General Convention of Texas study committee went unrebutted. Our reporter ignored responses by the affected seminaries and materials in the public record that question the claims of the BGCT committee. This type of reporting is more akin to a press release than to journalism. Our article notes that the committee cited trustee interference in classroom content.