It will soon be Tax Day, which also means that members of the clergy and lots of other folks will soon be paying their estimated taxes for the first quarter of this year. My four-year-old son and I took care of that important task this afternoon.
The High Calling, in honor of this time of the year that binds most of us together, recently posted “The Work of an Accountant,” highlighting the vocation of Scott Killen of Charleston, South Carolina. Here’s a little taste of it:
In Scott’s opinion, America is “money-locked.” Those who believe the American Dream and social acceptance are secured by financial well-being often trust their accountant more than they trust their closest friends. According to Scott, people with and without money are afraid of finding themselves alone. “We trade our souls every day for money, but relationships are all we have in the end.”
You can read the rest of this mini-interview with Scott Killen here.






