Search Results for: π―π§β www.LemonaidHealth.shop β π§π― cheap Generic Bactrim online fast shipping order cheap Viagra Caps online store
…church our size is beneficial as well. NBPC wants a leader who is hopeful and caring and desires to be a part of our community for the long term. To learn more about our church visit https://www.nbpres.org/ and our 2024 Mission Study at https://www.nbpres.org/whoweare . To apply, the Ministry Discernment Profile for the position can be found on the Church…
Read More
Location: Paisley Hall on the Richmond campus Led by: Katie Geneva Cannon and Paula Owens Parker Cost: $195 ($150 for those who register by February 27, 2017); includes lunch on April 4 and 5 CEUs: 1.5 *************************** Click here to register for Writing (Righting) Wrong: Memory, Resistance, Resilience *************************** Description: In this workshop we will assess and redress the muted,…
Read More
…Richmond, the campus in Charlotte, and the Blended Learning Program. For more information about Union Presbyterian Seminary, click here. For workshop descriptions, click here. Pre-registration for Seminary for a Day is now closed. You may register at the door on Saturday; you may choose your workshops and we have ordered a few extra lunches. Hope to see you there!…
Read More
…campuses. More UPSem friends will arrive in Galveston tomorrow! We are excited to connect and reconnect throughout this weekend of learning and fellowshipping with one another. Stay tuned for more updates from UPSem students as we begin diving deeper into APCE 2019! Jayme Babczak is a 3rd-year dual degree student (M.Div./ M.A.C.E.) at the Richmond campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary….
Read More
…our ignorance in Your sight. We ask mercy for the desecration of earth and space, for the desecration of our bodies, minds, and spirits. We ask mercy for worshipping the false gods of materialism, colonialism, classism, colorism, racism, sexism, heterosexism, and all other forms of egoism. We ask mercy for believing and perpetuating lies that hurt us and others, confusing…
Read More
RICHMOND, VA (June 8, 2020) – Due to the continuing pandemic, all Union Presbyterian Seminary students, faculty, and staff will be learning and working online during the 2020 fall term. President Brian K. Blount said the decision was made now to allow faculty ample time to plan courses and give students time to make housing decisions. Details will be announced…
Read More
…An archbishop of Alexandria convened a council that declared that Origen’s later followers, many of them desert monks, were heretics. This declaration was therefore particularly impactful for monastic communities in the Egyptian desert. The archbishop’s determination to end what he saw as heresy brought the Golden Age of desert monasticism to an end. Violently, tragically so. Learn more about it…
Read More
…will restore youthful appearances, and how quickly we can “move on” from the loss of a loved one. This webinar will address this topic openly by bringing together five experts known for their pastoral and theological insights. This webinar stems from the most recent themed issue of Union’s flagship journal, Interpretation. This journal is read by pastors, rabbis, academics, students,…
Read More
…their space. Jesus noticed Zacchaeus, called him down, and visited his house that day. In what ways do we notice, go, and visit others? Similarly, the first set of Thursday workshop selections offered a wide array of tools and ideas for expanding hospitality within educational ministry. Dr. Karen Marie Yust led an extended workshop entitled Welcoming the Future: Reframing Christian…
Read More
The Charlotte campus offers degrees and certificates in a hybrid format which provides increased access and flexibility for commuter and part-time students. Students complete course work in a combination of in-person and online class sessions. The majority of courses meet in person four times (once a month) per term over three terms in an academic year. In-person sessions for required…
Read More
…clouds covering the active volcano we watched erupt and pour out lava for a few seconds last night (top photo). It looks calm and surreal in the background of our breakfast. The conversation over Guatemalan coffee buzzes with excitement from last night’s eruption and a calming of everyone’s nerves over the past week in a half as we prepare to…
Read More
…we can see you.” Everyone saw the need, but only Jesus met the need. We must get to the place regularly where faithful action is taken in order to see the manifested power of God in operation. As Jesus says elsewhere, as followers we will be able to do the same works he has done and even greater works. Third,…
Read More
…Unfortunately, the Korean church is in a crisis now and is declining rapidly due to severe corruption. Therefore, I feel called to be a pastor who will restore and rebuild the Korean church according to the Bible with the power of Holy Spirit. With this vision, I have enrolled at Presbyterian University and Theological Seminary and am being trained by…
Read More
The global coronavirus pandemic sheds a blacklight on the need for educational reform. In response to the stay-at-home orders in early March, schools, colleges, and universities across the nation shifted instruction to virtual platforms, thus exposing unequal access to the internet and computers in marginalized communities and school segregation. As federal, state, and local governments, school boards, administrators, and teachers…
Read More
…of our African heritage, our spiritual roots and our commitment to take on the fire of both racism and sexism.” reflected Yvonne Delk. The cost is $30 per person. Tickets can be purchased online at http://www.fpcnorfolk.org/events-registration or make a check to and enter” Legacy Luncheon” on the subject line. Mail to First Presbyterian Church, 820 Colonial Avenue, Norfolk, VA 23507….
Read More
…Rev. Nicole Ball (M.Div. ’11), UPSem church relations officer, will bring updates on Union Presbyterian Seminary. Bring your family and friends! We will enjoy fellowship and a buffet lunch. Those who have already registered for the Bible or Church Music Conference will have their lunch provided. The cost for the luncheon, for non-conference guests, is $12.00. Register now at http://www.regonline.com/alummsbc…
Read More
…Seminary’s campus provides 432 spaces for parking. Our primary parking lot can be found at Watts Hall, 3401 Brook Rd. Additional parking can be found at the Early Center, 1106 Westwood Ave; Richmond Hall, 1101 Melrose Avenue; as well as on the street on Brook Road, Westwood Avenue, and Melrose Avenue. To make an online contribution, go to: www.upsem.edu/wattsorganfund…
Read More
…implementing strategies to help young people live a life of meaning and purpose. In addition to these speakers, presentations by emerging leaders in Christian education from the UPSem community will cover a broad range of topics. The symposium will conclude on Dec. 1 at 3:00 p.m. Registration and the complete schedule for the CECE Inaugural Symposium is online at https://www.upsem.edu/cece/…
Read More
…Trailblazer: Rev. Karen Brown (M.Div.’92), pastoral associate at Grace Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, Maryland, and resource developer for Intersection of Change Join us for the Third Annual Union Golf Tournament on Monday, May 7th, at Jefferson Lakeside Country Club, 1700 Lakeside Avenue, Richmond, VA 23228. Register at www.regonline.com/Sprunt2018. Click here for a link to the event brochure and schedule….
Read More
…line with your name if you give online and on the memo line if you send a check. “For God loves a cheerful giver” (Cor. 9:7b)! See the website for giving opportunities. For tracking purposes, when you give write “BAA” on the line with your name if you give online, and on the memo line if you send a check….
Read More
…basketball court outside at her church, she would play ball with them to get to know them better, even though she had no idea how to play basketball. Asaro lives in Port Charlotte, Florida, and takes classes at Union online through the Blended Learning Program. “There really aren’t any Presbyterian seminaries near where I am. What I like about the…
Read More
The Director/Minister of Children, Youth, and Families will help shape and lead a flourishing, comprehensive program for children ages 0-18 at Claremont United Church of Christ that helps guide students in their spiritual and moral development at each stage of life. http://www.claremontucc.org The Director/Minister of Children, Youth, and Families will help shape and lead a flourishing, comprehensive program for children…
Read More
