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…and fly you down there? Not joking, I will chip in,” Dr. Adams commented. Dr. Adams says that as a Georgia native himself, he had been monitoring the Georgia governor’s race closely, and was aware of issues with the organization and distribution of absentee ballots, which he describes as “not acceptable.” Members of the seminary community, fellow students, family, friends,…
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New Covenant Baptist Church of DeLand, Florida, seeks a bi-vocational or part-time pastor to lead a supportive community where all who search are welcome, where all are free to find their own relationship to God, and where it is safe to question what it means to follow Christ. New Covenant Baptist Church seeks to be an open and inclusive community,…
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…to prepare faith leaders better prepared to serve the current and future needs of the church and community.” The project, which will stretch over a five-year period, will strengthen and expand the work of the seminary’s three main centers (The Center for Social Justice & Reconciliation, The Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership, and The Syngman Rhee Global Mission…
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…they will be able to help you when it comes time to reach out (which will happen, whether you want it to or not). When you have a hard day and just want to shut the door and cry, they will be the ones to come and check on you. If you don’t put the team first, you will end…
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…Proficiency in using office software such as Microsoft Office Suite. – Strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize tasks. – Excellent communication skills to interact with staff at all levels. – Familiarity with phone etiquette and professional communication standards. We are excited to bring in a new team member beginning this summer 2024. Salary will be commensurate with experience….
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…for today. What I didn’t plan on was that the sermon itself would end up being a perfect example of what I was trying to get at through my current interpretation. In light of the current climate in our country, I was really drawn to the idea of Paul taking time to be with and get to know individuals of…
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…God. May we work that God’s Kingdom/ Kindom would come, that God’s will would be done in part through our actions in this world. Sponsored by Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation and Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership. Top photo: Black Lives Matter Youth and Children’s March, Richmond, VA. (Photo by Richmond Free Press.)…
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Theme: Faith formation with children, youth and young adults in a multi-religious world. Contemporary times call for a reframing of congregational ministries with young people. Three scholars working on the cutting edge of research will share their ideas about issues facing children, youth, and young adults and what religious communities can do to address these realities. They will highlight the…
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…a congregation as a Commissioned Ruling Elder (CRE). Courses are open to all, one does not need to be pursuing to become a CRE in order to participate. Courses aim to enhance knowledge and discipleship, and each course is five weeks long. ************************* Online registration is open. Click here to REGISTER. ************************* To learn more about the Pathways to Learning…
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…(CRE) over a two-year period . Courses are open to all, and one does not need to be pursuing to become a CRE in order to participate. Courses aim to enhance knowledge and practical application to various ministry contexts. ************************* Online registration is open. Click here to REGISTER. ************************* To learn more about the Pathways Online Course Program, click here….
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God’s Prescription for Answered Prayer (For Unity to be One) By Rev. Veronica Martin Thomas MSW, Virginia Commonwealth University ’73; M.Div., Union-PSCE ’07 Rev. Veronica Thomas “If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, pray, seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal…
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Members of the Union community who joined demonstrators protesting the August 12, 2017, white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, reflect on what they saw, heard, and learned amid the violent clashes. Alumna Allison Unroe (pictured front row, second from right) is Pastor of Fairlawn Presbyterian Church in Fairlawn, Virginia. Photo credit: Michael Cheuk By Rev. Allison Unroe (M.Div.’11) Here is…
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…you going to cope when it gets really tough? Challenge, not comfort – not all of God’s answers to prayer are nice or easy to handle. Any Christian who has experienced war, bereavement, a serious illness, COVID-19, natural disasters, divorce, or abandonment (You get the point!). But are we to be committed to God even when the going gets tough…
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…a chance to flourish and the potential to make significant theological and social change. Indeed, Rice maintained that seminaries are beneficial to society as the agents of reform and improvement. As with Hoge, however, where racial justice was concerned, matters of social reform and improvement were complicated. In the matter of race, Rice himself had a complicated history. Licensed to…
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Curso en línea “Senderos” El Leadership Institute of Union Presbyterian Seminary, en asociación con el Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center for Christian Education, están patrocinando este curso en línea. Título del curso: Apocalipsis: resiliencia, esperanza y canciones El libro del Apocalipsis es uno de los escritos más eclécticos del Segundo Testamento en la Biblia. Las complejidades, características, teologías y expresiones…
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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama In the aftermath of the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Americans remain divided over what to do with Confederate monuments that have sparked violent protests. Can ancient history help us find an answer? Dr. Christine Luckritz Marquis, assistant professor of church history at Union Presbyterian…
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by Gregg Brekke | Presbyterian News Service LOUISVILLE – Although the streets of Charlotte, North Carolina are now quiet following protests in response to the September 20 shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott by police, area Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) pastors say the historic and deep-seated sentiment that fostered unrest after this killing remains. “Charlotte is a southern city,” says…
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…work, but yet my admiration towards their passion for ministry grew as I have grown older. My parents gave me a meaningful name: Do-shin. In fact, my name is a combination of two historically remarkable figures in the Korean church. Both these leaders loved Jesus and worked hard for independence of Korea from Japanese colonial power. So, I realized that…
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This workshop will be led by current faculty of the Bible and Practical Theology Departments of Union Presbyterian Seminary. Come join a community of learners to explore the the challenges and opportunities of preaching the Old Testament for a changing church. And as the Lenten season will soon follow this workshop, the group will dive into the Revised Common Lectionary’s…
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Lead worship and midweek devotion, build relationships with congregation and community, lead the church in its ministry. Visit www.rockcreekpc.org/opportunities for more information. Call or email elder Charlie Baxter at 423-943-6578 or baxterp18@hotmail.com. http://www.rockcreekpc.org …
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…conversations with them during the interview process, I saw a community that really loves one another and takes care of each other. I am excited to be a part of that community as we learn, grow, and worship together.” Robson said there is a lot she will miss about Union, especially Wednesdays on campus with worship and community lunch. She…
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…In partnership with the KGC Center for Womanist Leadership, contributors to the journal will present their papers at the Corine Lytle Cannon Colloquy held Thursday, April 4, 2019, on Union’s campus in the Early Center. The reception is from 6:00 – 7:00 pm. followed by the colloquy 7:00 – 8:30 pm. Free and open to the public. Registration is requested….
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