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February 2020

February 3, 2020 - February 5, 2020

Professor Melanie Jones to Lead National Capital Presbytery Pastors Retreat

✨ Meet Rev. Roberta Dodds-Ingersoll, one of APCE

✨ Meet Rev. Roberta Dodds-Ingersoll, one of APCE’s 2025 awardees! ✨

Rev. Roberta Dodds-Ingersoll, a proud graduate of Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Presbyterians Supporting Christian Education (PSCE) program, Class of 1979, will be honored with the SUSTAIN – Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025 APCE Annual Event.

Reflecting on her time in the PSCE program, she shared that it taught her the importance of balance: the integration of Biblical and Reformed theology, educational theory, and practical application. These foundational lessons shaped her impactful ministry as both an educator and pastor.

On receiving this recognition, she noted, “Each of us has God-given gifts that we have been called to share with energy, intelligence, imagination, and love.” Her favorite scripture, Psalm 139, serves as a testament to God’s sustaining presence throughout her life and work.

Join us in celebrating Rev. Dodds-Ingersoll and the other honorees at the APCE Annual Event in Memphis, TN, January 29–February 1, 2025. Online participation options are also available. On-time registration ends January 4, 2025—don’t miss this opportunity to connect, grow, and be inspired.

"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace,

"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill toward men." (Luke 2:14)

Merry Christmas from all of us at Union Presbyterian Seminary! May the joy and peace of Christ fill your hearts and homes today and always.

Faculty and staff @upseminary enjoyed a delicious

Faculty and staff @upseminary enjoyed a delicious holiday lunch just before the break. Thanks, President Lapsley, for hosting!

one of the year’s highlights was the launch of t

one of the year’s highlights was the launch of the new website for our Center for Excellence in Christian Education! This updated platform offers access to curriculum offerings, valuable resources, information on upcoming events, and more—all designed to inspire and support your ministry.

If you haven’t explored it yet, visit cece.upsem.edu and discover everything the Center has to offer!

@ceceupsem #UPSeminary

A fun highlight from 2024 that everyone loved: RVA

A fun highlight from 2024 that everyone loved: RVA Goats visited Shalom Farms to help clear invasive plants! These hardworking goats made room for native plants to thrive and created more space for visitors to enjoy Yaupon Place.

And, who doesn’t love a good goat photo?

(Photo courtesy of RVA Goats)

As we wrap up the fall semester, Union Presbyteria

As we wrap up the fall semester, Union Presbyterian Seminary wishes our students, faculty, and staff a wonderful and well-deserved winter break!

You’ve worked hard, and now it’s time to rest, recharge, and enjoy the holiday season. We look forward to welcoming you back in January as we begin a new semester together.

Have a safe and joyful break!

As we look back on the highlights of 2024, we cele

As we look back on the highlights of 2024, we celebrate Union Presbyterian Seminary faculty member Frances Taylor Gench, a fifth-generation Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) minister, who won an Award of Excellence in Biblical Interpretation. Her thoughtful reflection on female pastoral leadership and biblical interpretation was recognized by the Associated Church Press (ACP), which honors excellence in faith-based media. Read the article in @presoutlook: https://pres-outlook.org/2023/07/on-women-pastors-and-biblical-authority-a-presbyterian-reflection/

Dr. Frances Taylor Gench also presented a funny and feminist sermon on Luke 10 during women's history month this year. Take a listen at https://bit.ly/Gench10Luke

#UPSeminary

Our Advent parties were truly one of the highlight

Our Advent parties were truly one of the highlights of the season! Swipe through for a look at all the holiday cheer that filled our campus this year.