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…they are not fit enough, pretty enough, modern enough… every single person, including your pastor, is in fact ENOUGH and should be reminded of that instead of what is perceived as a flaw. Alumna Jordan B. Davis is associate pastor for youth and young adults at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary, North Carolina, and editor of Congregational Corner. …
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…us the strength to follow through with our passions and to bring your kingdom to fruition. All of this we seek, pray, and do in the name of Jesus Christ, your Son, our Lord. Amen. Alumna Jordan B. Davis is transitional associate pastor at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary, North Carolina, and editor of Congregational Corner. …
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…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. Pastor Riverside United Methodist Church New Bern, North Carolina Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Rev. Dr. Doug Harr (MDiv 2018) was a Captain in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps, serving in Hawaii, Georgia, North Carolina, Missouri, Korea, and …
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…here was cool and rainy. Who knew? Weather notwithstanding, with our fine guide, Naim, and Professors Carson Brisson and Samuel Adams, we had a great day in Amman (pronounced “A-Man”). We saw this city of three million with its hills like Rome and its many limestone buildings. We saw the Citadel and then on to Jerash, north of Amman, including …
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…our blindness, for our hearts, and for the community of Charlottesville and our nation. Related Stories Alt-right rally: Praying for the enemy President Brian K. Blount: Violence has brought us here Alt-right rally: Spiritual warfare Alt-right rally: “Not a new fight for me” Alt-right rally: Clergy cannot be absent Alt-right rally: Love & hope vs evil in our midst …
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Dean McFayden will lead a workshop entitled “Staying Focused as an Academic Dean amid Blurring Rates of Change” at the 2020 Academic Officers Conference of the Association of Theological Schools. The conference will be held in Vancouver, BC, on June 23, 2030. Kenneth J. McFayden is Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean, Richmond Campus, Professor of Ministry and …
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…of Ethics, Theology and Culture and Director of the Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership at the Richmond Campus (Workshop description to be announced.) All the Rage: The Dynamic Power of Anger in Conflicted Relationships Kenneth J. McFayden, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean, Richmond Campus, and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development This …
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…and spiritual autobiography, to the fellowship with colleagues committed to the Christ’s vision in the world, to the closing plenary and worship complete with mass choir and band, there was much to take in as we considered together what the conference theme “God With Us in the Chaos” means for our individual and collective lives as the body of Christ. …
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…That young man was Arthur Ashe, who went on to become a U.S. and world champion tennis player.32 Also at PSCE at this time was Professor of Recreation and Outdoor Education Glenn Bannerman (faculty member 1957–1989). Living in Ginter Park in Richmond’s Northside, he was interested in how the mixed-race community could live together in harmony. He believed firmly that …
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…for this nation to live up to and live into its founding principles. Related Stories Alt-right rally: Praying for the enemy President Brian K. Blount: Violence has brought us here Alt-right rally: Spiritual warfare Alt-right rally: “Not a new fight for me” Alt-right rally: Tangible resistance to hatred & evil Alt-right rally: Clergy cannot be absent …
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NOTE: This course has already begun meeting online. No new registrations are being accepted. Check out the certification course in Reformed Theology here. This is a hybrid course which will meet requirements for Christian educator certification in the PC(USA). At-home work begins on January 16, 2017; in-class time is February 14-16, 2017 Location: Charlotte campus, 5141 Sharon Rd., Charlotte NC …
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…through on their promise. It was not until 1944 that the Guatemalan people gained a voice through a protest of the people. They had a fair election and started to make some positive changes to their country. However, the United States declared in 1954 that Guatemala was a country that was dangerous to our rights and freedom although the nation …
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Union Presbyterian Seminary will host a free public exhibit, titled “Icons Reimagined,” beginning November 1, 2018, at William Smith Morton Library, 3406 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23227. The exhibit will feature oil paintings and collage/mixed media works by local artist Kay Vass Darling along with books from Morton Library’s collection pertaining to icons, worship, and iconography. The exhibit will be …
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…at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she said her coursework was rigorous. She wanted that same rigor in her graduate studies as well as a supportive academic community, which attracted her to Union. Coming from a big school like UNC, it was a bit intimidating for Robson to be in a smaller environment, but she was …
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…at an Episcopal church. Parker then decided to become a pastoral counselor. She began her studies at Samuel Dewitt Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University (STVU) then transferred to Union Presbyterian Seminary. After graduation, she was ordained into a ministry position at Richmond Hill, an ecumenical retreat center and residential community in Richmond’s Church Hill neighborhood. She developed …
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…from and encourage others in the ways that we invest our money? How do you encourage your congregation to speak openly about their financial investments in the church? How do you teach and encourage these open discussions in your home? Alumna Jordan B. Davis is Transitional Associate Pastor at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary, North Carolina, and …
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…such as the Social Security offset. Benefits: pension, life insurance, disability, and health insurance. Reimbursement of job-related expenses include reimbursement for work-related travel, books, and education. NOTE: The way you allocate compensation between these three categories has a significant impact on the taxes that must be paid. Don’t be afraid to negotiate! Moving costs and insurance augments are negotiated items. …
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…for them to safely laugh and collapse as they navigate this crazy season of adulthood. How does your congregation minister to young adults? What struggles have you found along the way? What are your celebrations? Alumna Jordan B. Davis is transitional associate pastor at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary, North Carolina, and editor of Congregational Corner. …
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…lunches and snacks is included in the cost of registration. When you register you will be asked to indicate any food preferences (gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, etc.). CEUs: Each seminar earns 0.7 CEUs – a two-day seminar earns 1.4 CEUs. Four days earn 2.8 and the whole eight days earn 5.6 CEUs. These seminars meet from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., …
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…we gathered on the grounds for a presentation on the Church of the Nativity by Union student George Williams. Our planned activities for the day ended under a blue sky with dry umbrellas and a farewell ringing of church bells. (Top photo courtesy of Joshua Lewis) Pat and Cynthia Barrow are friends of Union Presbyterian Seminary from Wallace, North Carolina. …
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…an international learning experience to promote cross-cultural understanding and dialogue. The center, located in the newly renovated Richmond Hall, is named in memory of Rev. Dr. Syngman Rhee, former UPSem Visiting Professor of Evangelism and Mission, Director of Asian American Ministry and Mission Center, and PC(USA) moderator of the 213 General Assembly of the PC(USA). Rhee dedicated his life to …
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