"I may not be very educated, Minister, but I have my thoughts and feelings.
The fellowship educates ministers and deploys missionaries, among other things.
It was founded by Presbyterian minister John J. Shipherd and Philo P. Stewart in 1833 as the Oberlin Collegiate Institute to educate ministers and schoolteachers for the West.
When it opened in the 17th century, New England's first college was an institution for educating ministers and lawyers, offering a sound classical curriculum, with facility in Latin required for entering freshmen.
The same goes for the ratio of state to privately educated cabinet ministers.
Her formative experiences are so profoundly different to those of the Eton and Westminster school educated Prime Minister and Deputy PM.
Tony Blair, the first public-school educated prime minister since Alec Douglas-Home, brought sun-dried tomatoes and extra-virgin olive oil, items which I am sure also grace the sleek melamine counters of the Cameron household.
The latest revelations concern Radosław Sikorski, Poland's Oxford educated foreign minister – who was caught dismissing Poland's relationship with the United States as "worthless".
Today, the most popular presidential candidate is the Harvard Kennedy School educated former Minister of Education Maia Sandu, a respected economist who recently founded a pro-Western Action and Solidarity Party.
The reality is that he and his cabinet with many Western-educated ministers understand that ruling an educated and connected populace in the 21st century requires improving the lives of citizens.
Berkeley, which educates Episcopal ministers, became affiliated with Yale Divinity School in 1971.
