Our pastor says that he was not taught anything about computers and the Internet in seminary. He also says that he can't imagine that computers could really help him pastor our church. I mentioned in the introduction to this book, seminary students are changing the face of seminary technology.
Many seminarians use their own laptop computers right in the classroom.
Quite a few of the faculty also use computers. Slowly but surely, divinity schools and seminaries are getting on the Net. It has taken quite a while, but seminaries are finally moving into the computer age. There are many tasks that your pastor might not take care of more efficiently or effectively with computers. I would suggest, however, that pastoring can be assisted significantly by computers and the Internet.