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2025 African American Social Justice Preaching Series – Keynote

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Date:: January 27, 2025
Time:: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Event Categories:: Charlotte Campus Events, Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation

Venue

: Union Presbyterian Seminary: Charlotte Campus
: 5141 Sharon Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28210 United States + Google Map
Phone: 980-636-1700
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: Center for Social Justice & Reconciliation
Email: emills@upsem.edu
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2025 African American Social Justice Preaching Series – Keynote

January 27, 2025 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

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This is an important deadline, as all international students are required to start in the Fall term! Make sure to review the admissions requirements and submit your application on time. Visit our website for more details (link in bio).

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In January, we have the chance to come together as

In January, we have the chance to come together as one and honor Dr. Syngman Rhee's inspiring and tireless work in pursuit of peace and justice around the world. Participation is free but registration is required.

Our Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center embodies his vision and works to make Christian education accessible for those around the globe.

Please join us in celebration on our Richmond campus. To register, click the link in our bio!

For accommodation arrangements, please register by November 29, 2024.
For general participation, please register by December 6, 2024.

There's only a few days left to apply for The Brid

There's only a few days left to apply for The Bridge's 2025 cohort!

The Bridge for Early Career Preachers serves those who are in a transitional stage, moving from “aspiring” to “active” preachers, setting the stage for long-term growth in preaching ministry. They provide continuing education, supportive networks, encouragement, and resources to support you in your success.

Apply today at the link in our bio!

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We will be talking about what makes our community unique here at Union, with student government representatives sharing their perspectives about how community is intentionally created and nurtured.
Register at the link in our bio!

Alumni and student representatives from both Charl

Alumni and student representatives from both Charlotte and Richmond joined together for worship and community lunch at the fall Board of Trustees meeting this week @upseminary Four new trustees joined the Board as four rotated off and two new faculty members, Christian Sanchez and Alphonso Saville, took their vows.

There was applause all around as two new faculty m

There was applause all around as two new faculty members took their vows during the Board of Trustees meeting at @upseminary this week. Welcome, Christian Sanchez and Alphonso Saville @afsaville to UPSem!

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Register here: https://qrco.de/JustJesus

The inaugural address for the CSJR was called “Just Jesus.” It was clearly a play on words by Rev. Dr. Brian Blount, who utilized this concept to help us identify the authentic Jesus, his mission, and his message. As we are struggling with issues today like Christian nationalism in a fiercely divided partisan country, as we find ourselves in the midst of one of the most contentious elections in American history, and as we long for words of peace that remind us of who Jesus really was, we invite Dr. Blount back again. We hope this conversation will remind us of what we’re called to do as Christians and prepare us for the reconciliatory work necessary to bridge the gaps of difference between us.