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…would be introduced to their Jesus. The true history is now being told. In so many instances when we as a people have made progress historically, there has been pushback. What we are seeing today is no different. Laws are being passed banning “Critical Race Theory” in public schools when Critical Race Theory (CRT) is not being taught in our…
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…Le Sacre Coeur outside of Paris because it is a place for pilgrimage for Christians all around the world. I’ve also climbed the towers in Notre Dame in France and La Sagrada Familia in Spain, and so many other places too numerous to name here, wanting to connect with and trying to understand Europe’s influence on Christianity and its influence…
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…food deserts in Richmond, teach basic gardening, and address theological issues around ecology and stewardship. UPSem also has initiated a new set of course requirements designated “The Church in the World,” which includes specialized topics of study on evangelism, interfaith relations and community engagement. Course offerings include Wealth and Poverty in the Bible, Intercultural Religious Education, Sex, Money; and Politics…
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…confidence, competency, or parental over-evaluation all might impact the learner. In short, research shows that these cues have implications for the way we engage in Christian formation. For example, there is scientific evidence that consistency in the young child’s classroom trumps rotating volunteers or a lack of routine. Research shows value in pairing youth with very different gifts together when…
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…gnaws at each of us. Why is it so easy to forget the loving reality of God’s presence when the storms of life are raging? I am reminded of the great hymn, “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing,” and the line “prone to wander, Lord I feel it. Prone to leave the God I love.” Wandering is part of our…
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…work, too. If you are growing a garden this year, look in your community to see where some of your extra produce can go. Or, the next time you attend church, look and see if there is a garden there. If there is not, find out where you can put one, even if it is small. If you need help,…
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…G. Cannon Margaret Gardner Deborah Hodde John C. Jester IV Steven C. Lilly Elizabeth Link Katherine Belk Morris Katherine W. Paterson* John B. Rogers, Jr.* J. Marcus Shim Lillian J. Smith O. Benjamin Sparks III* Claire W. Trexler Jane R. Vann TRUSTEE ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE: Edward L. Roberson III, Chair Susan Forester DeWyngaert* Fairfax F. Fair* Carol Anne Love Jennison Anne…
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Thursdays, January 9-February 13 Instructor: Dr. Rachel Baard This course is designed to provide students with knowledge of and appreciation for the Reformed theological tradition in which the PC(USA) is rooted. The course will explore the central tenets of the Reformed tradition, its contemporary significance for the life of the church, and its relationship to the broader ecclesial and social…
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Thursdays, January 9-February 13 Instructor: Dr. Rachel Baard This course is designed to provide students with knowledge of and appreciation for the Reformed theological tradition in which the PC(USA) is rooted. The course will explore the central tenets of the Reformed tradition, its contemporary significance for the life of the church, and its relationship to the broader ecclesial and social…
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President and Professor of New Testament in the Walter W. Moore and Charles E.S. Kraemer Presidential Chairs, Dr. Brian Blount, will be the guest preacher at First Presbyterian Church, Pottstown, Pennsylvania….
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…that is invigorated by teaching/learning the Bible. Dr. Kissel-Ito is a Presbyterian minister in the PC(USA). Course Description: This thirty-hour online course seeks to engage participants in investigations of the theoretical foundations and current practices of educational ministry. Participants will explore theories and practices that shape and support educational ministry, articulate a personal religious education theory, and engage in curriculum…
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Thursdays, January 9-February 13 Instructor: Dr. Rachel Baard This course is designed to provide students with knowledge of and appreciation for the Reformed theological tradition in which the PC(USA) is rooted. The course will explore the central tenets of the Reformed tradition, its contemporary significance for the life of the church, and its relationship to the broader ecclesial and social…
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…Registration will close Friday, September 9, 12:00 p.m. ET. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS OPEN – CLICK HERE TO REGISTER The Public Theology Forum is jointly sponsored by Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Master of Arts in Public Theology degree program and the Leadership Institute. This event is generously funded by a grant from the Lily Endowment made through its Pathways for Tomorrow Initiative….
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Thursdays, January 9-February 13 Instructor: Dr. Rachel Baard This course is designed to provide students with knowledge of and appreciation for the Reformed theological tradition in which the PC(USA) is rooted. The course will explore the central tenets of the Reformed tradition, its contemporary significance for the life of the church, and its relationship to the broader ecclesial and social…
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Thursdays, January 9-February 13 Instructor: Dr. Rachel Baard This course is designed to provide students with knowledge of and appreciation for the Reformed theological tradition in which the PC(USA) is rooted. The course will explore the central tenets of the Reformed tradition, its contemporary significance for the life of the church, and its relationship to the broader ecclesial and social…
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…interactive. Participants will gain experience in creating a virtual choir, including tips for selecting a vocal arrangement, instructing vocalists to perform on their own electronic devices, and editing the separate performances into a virtual choir. In addition, workshop participants will have the opportunity to sing and submit their performances as part of a joint effort in producing a choral project…
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Led by: Rev. Dr. Aram Feinberg Mondays, April 15-May 20, 2024 | 7-9 p.m. Eastern Time The overarching goal of this course is to develop a contextual framework for being a Reformed faith community in today’s context. To be more specific, students will be invited to imagine the contours of evangelism in today’s modern day context, which necessarily involves a…
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Thursdays, January 9-February 13 Instructor: Dr. Rachel Baard This course is designed to provide students with knowledge of and appreciation for the Reformed theological tradition in which the PC(USA) is rooted. The course will explore the central tenets of the Reformed tradition, its contemporary significance for the life of the church, and its relationship to the broader ecclesial and social…
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…large church. Another aspiring pastor is in the business world but feels the pull to ministry so strongly that she can no longer ignore it; she will start seminary soon. Another sister is a pioneer in her denomination, the first woman pastor in a southern congregation that has had a long succession — many decades — of men in leadership….
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Led by: Rev. Dr. Aram Feinberg Mondays, April 15-May 20, 2024 | 7-9 p.m. Eastern Time The overarching goal of this course is to develop a contextual framework for being a Reformed faith community in today’s context. To be more specific, students will be invited to imagine the contours of evangelism in today’s modern day context, which necessarily involves a…
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Mondays, April 28-June 2 Instructor: Rev. Dr. Aram Feinberg The overarching goal of this course is to develop a contextual framework to understand mission and evangelism. Students will re-imagine the contours of mission and the task of evangelism, involving a theologically based approach to mission and evangelism and considering the impact of the growing demographic of the “unaffiliated” (or Spiritual…
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