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RICHMOND CAMPUS Union Presbyterian Seminary 3401 Brook Road Richmond, VA 23227 Toll Free: 800-229-2990 Admissions: 804-278-4221 Security: 804-278-4357 CHARLOTTE CAMPUS Union Presbyterian Seminary at Charlotte 5141 Sharon Road Charlotte, NC 28210 General Information: 980-636-1700 Admissions: 980-636-1662 …
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…Carolina Post-Secondary Education Complaints 223 S. West Street, Suite 1800 Raleigh, NC 27603 (919) 962-4550 To file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Division of the North Carolina Department of Justice, please visit The State Attorney General’s web page at: http://www.ncdoj.gov/complaint. North Carolina residents may call (877) 566-7226. Outside of North Carolina, please call (919) 716-6000. En Espanol (919) 716-0058. …
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…Carolina Post-Secondary Education Complaints 223 S. West Street, Suite 1800 Raleigh, NC 27603 (919) 962-4550 To file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Division of the North Carolina Department of Justice, please visit The State Attorney General’s web page at: http://www.ncdoj.gov/complaint. North Carolina residents may call (877) 566-7226. Outside of North Carolina, please call (919) 716-6000. En Espanol (919) 716-0058. …
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This workshop is designed to be extremely practical, and participants will leave with resources and responses related to pastoral care and mental healthcare. Location: Union Presbyterian Seminary, Paisley Hall, Richmond, Virginia Led by: Dr. Carol Schweitzer, Associate Professor of Pastoral Care Emerita Dates: Tuesday, March 3 – Wednesday, March 4, 2020 Tuesday, March 3: 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m., includes …
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…(ACA) being declared unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court, many black and brown people will not be able to afford health insurance. A diagnosis of COVID-19 could be labeled a pre-existing condition, thereby, making the cost of insurance even more prohibitive. The striking down of the ACA will mean the end of Medicaid expansion which has been a valuable …
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…this year’s event is Burns Stanfield, who has pastored Fourth Presbyterian Church, South Boston, for the last 27 years, and leads their after-school offerings in music, art and children’s theater. He is also a musician and an instructor at Harvard Divinity School and Andover Newton Seminary. Burns is the current president of the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization, an IAF-affiliated organization …
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…explained that they did not know I was not in the car. Next, I called the state police to see if they could turn my the car around before they reached the South Carolina state line. They were able to reach them just before the South Carolina border. Linwood who was driving thought he was being stopped for speeding. This …
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…people who had just been released from prison to their families. As they were driving, a flash flood overcame the car. Everyone safely got out of the car but Hermosa Carla did not survive. There is a white stone memorial next to the river where she died. As the afternoon wound down we had the privilege to hear two stories, …
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…didn’t know whether to offer a lament or thanksgiving. There was reason for both. Hurricane Florence had made landfall on the North Carolina coast on Friday, September 14, and had brought death, destruction, and record-breaking flooding across Eastern Carolina. Hawkins’ inland hometown of New Bern, at the junction of the Trent and Neuse rivers, began feeling the hurricane on Wednesday …
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…Alabama, leading to violent confrontations between marchers and police. The Selma March riveted the country and Union Seminary responded. On March 15, 1965, 300 people in Richmond marched from Virginia Union University to the state capitol to show their support for the Voting Rights Act, their sympathy for the death of Rev. James Reeb (a white Unitarian minister who had …
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BY WILLIAM R. FREEMAN (M.Div.‘01) WOW! Here we go again. On Thursday, November 22, 2018, Thanksgiving Day, we received a report of another police killing of a Black man. This time a young twenty-one year old, at a mall in Hoover, Alabama – ten miles from Birmingham. His name: Emantic Fitzgerald “EJ” Bradford, Jr. At first, the police put out …
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The removal of statues honoring Confederate heroes and Christopher Columbus, and the Confederate flag has long been viewed by some as an infringement upon freedom of speech and erasing history. But what happens when that same freedom of speech is not afforded equally to all? What happens when such freedom of speech incites violence against others? What does it mean …
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William R. Freeman (M.Div.‘01) While turning the pages of the Friday, February 9, 2018, edition of the Richmond Times-Dispatch my eyes lit up as I read an article reprinted on page A-3 from The Washington Post—“Study: U.S. students deeply ignorant of slavery history.” Below is 90 percent of that article: “Consider this from a new report on how U.S. …
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This is a hybrid course which will meet requirements for Christian educator certification in the PC(USA). At-home work begins on January 8, 2018; in-class time is February 6-8, 2018. Location: Union Presbyterian Seminary, 5141 Sharon Road, Charlotte , North Carolina 28210 Led by: Rebecca L. Davis Cost: $295, includes lunch on Feb 7 CEUs: 3.0 This class meets the requirements …
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…masked, and mangled testimonies and the trans-generational experiences of women, men, and children whose ancestors were enslaved Africans. We will mine the mother lode of survivalist intentions inherited from our foremothers and forefathers who worked as chattel property in the economies of North America for 300 years. Instead of giving in to justified feelings of fury, our workshop combines the …
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…the Presbyterian Church (USA), or a denomination in full communion with the PCUSA (UCC, ELCA, or RCA). Ministers in other denominations may apply, but would need Presbytery approval. • 10 years pastoral experience • Training in interim or transitional ministry preferred Job Information • Full-time • Annual salary: $90,000-100,000 (including housing allowance) • Benefits include health insurance and retirement through …
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Led by UPSem professors John Carroll, Frances Taylor Gench, and Richard W. Voelz Cost: $250 ($195 for those who register by April 4); includes lunch on May 16. CEUs: 1.2 ******************** Click here to register for The Gospel of Matthew: Challenges and Resources for Preachers Today ******************** Workshop Description: In the early centuries of the church’s life, Matthew established itself …
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…Salary is negotiable based on experience and determined annually by the Session and Personnel Ministry. Premiums for individual health insurance and death & disability benefits paid by RRPC. Additional insurance/benefit participation, including participation in Retirement Savings Plan, may be obtained through Board of Pensions under its terms at employee’s cost. Four weeks annual vacation and continuing education allowance. https://rrpcusa.org/career-opportunities Director-of-Faith-Formation-Job-Description …
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…we need to respond to that need.” Eric Skidmore (M.Div.’90), a fellow Union graduate, had himself started the South Carolina Law Enforcement Assistance Program. He came to Blacksburg and encouraged Evans to start a similar program in Virginia. By 2009, VALEAP was a reality. The first year’s participants in a three-day Post Critical Incident Seminar included 25 police officers …
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…Carolina, by the Catawba Presbytery, in the Synod of Catawba. The United Presbyterian Church – predecessor of the PC(USA) – listed 154 white women as ordained clergy at that time, according to the Presbyterian Office of Information. She received her Bachelor of Science from Barber-Scotia College, Master of Divinity from Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary, and Master and Doctor of …
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…McVey also took some pastoral care classes while at Union to prepare him for his new position. “I’m a raging extrovert so these classes have helped me learn how to try to be more silent and listen to people in these pastoral care situations, which is not necessarily my natural tendency.” While at Union, McVey also had a full-year internship …
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…told different stories of what their professions were. One came as a tailor and another a clown. The man that claimed to be a clown told a joke at the border to validate his story. Year after year more Franciscans came until the 1940s when the government of Guatemala started letting missionaries back into the country. The 1940s and on …
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