Events for May 15, 2025 – Union Presbyterian Seminary

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May 15 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Pathways Online Course: Worship and Sacraments

Union Presbyterian Seminary is excited to share th

Union Presbyterian Seminary is excited to share that our president Dr. Jacqueline E. Lapsley will be speaking at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church as part of their 2025 Lenten Lunch & Speaker Series: Celebrating Women in Spiritual Leadership.

The event will take place on Wednesday, April 9, at noon. Dr. Lapsley, a distinguished Old Testament scholar and passionate advocate for theological education, will offer insights on leadership, justice, and faith. We invite our community to attend and be part of this important conversation.

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In just six weeks, the UPSem community will gather

In just six weeks, the UPSem community will gather for Sprunt Lectures 2025! Dr. Ruben Arjona shares a sneak peek in this quick video—take three minutes to see why you won’t want to miss it.

From May 5–7 in RVA, get ready to reconnect with alumni, faculty, pastors, theologians, and friends who love Union. Miguel De La Torre will challenge and inspire as this year’s lecturer. David LaMotte will be on campus and in concert. Rev. Mamie Broadhurst will guide us in worship. We’ll celebrate incredible leaders like Angela Sims, Brian Blount, Megan Argabrite, and Amanda Montague. Plus, you’ll join breakout groups, worship in a reUnion choir, move your body with fellow walkers and yogis, and hear powerful first-person stories live on stage.

This is your time to renew your spirit, remember your calling, and relive the joy of seminary life. Don’t wait—registration is open now and filling fast. Sign up before April 4 for a special hotel rate and slide into May fully ready to restore your soul (sign up in the link in bio).

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Yesterday the Charlotte campus of @upseminary was

Yesterday the Charlotte campus of @upseminary was filled with joy and laughter during the student awards ceremony. Be sure to check out all the photos on Facebook--congratulations to all!

The Katie Geneva Cannon 2025 Fellowship is now acc

The Katie Geneva Cannon 2025 Fellowship is now accepting applications from Black women in ministry serving rural and small-town communities. This yearlong program offers leadership development, virtual courses, a $2,000 microgrant to support your ministry project, and ends with a Certificate of Womanist Leadership.

Applications are due by Friday, April 4, 2025, and applicants must attend May 1–3 conference in Charleston, SC. Apply at linktr.ee/kgccwl (visit @justwomanist's link in bio).

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Here’s part two of the photos featuring more tha

Here’s part two of the photos featuring more than 25 students who won awards on Wed. March 26 on the Richmond Campus of UPSem @upseminary ... look for more photos on FB, and we’ll share the Charlotte campus photos next week after the March 29 awards ceremony!

Awards day is always fun @upseminary especially wh

Awards day is always fun @upseminary especially when there’s a delicious meal beforehand and ice cream afterwards! More than 25 students were recognized for their hard work during the academic year at UPSem—congratulations! Enjoy the photos and be sure to check out the others on Facebook since IG has an image limit.

Union Presbyterian Seminary is honored to welcome

Union Presbyterian Seminary is honored to welcome The Rev. Jihyun Oh, Stated Clerk of the PC(USA), for a special conversation on Monday, March 31st, from 3-4 PM in Lake Chapel.

Join us as Rev. Oh shares her perspective on the church and answers our questions. A reception will follow. Can't attend in person? Watch the livestream on our YouTube channel!

We look forward to this meaningful time together—see you there!

As spring begins, there’s no better time to visi

As spring begins, there’s no better time to visit Yaupon Place—a space where community, wellness, and environmental justice come together in Northside Richmond. Rooted in Union Presbyterian Seminary’s history of recreational ministry, this park fosters story-sharing, ecological restoration, and connection across divides of race, age, and background.

Through partnerships with Shalom Farms and other local organizations, Yaupon Place continues to be a hub for collaboration and resilience. This season of renewal is a reminder of our commitment to caring for the land, honoring its Indigenous and ecological history, and restoring relationships—with each other, the Earth, and the Spirit.

Learn more about Yaupon Place at the link in bio.

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