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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama Muslims are the fastest-growing religious group in the world. Their growth and regional migration, combined with the ongoing impact of extremist groups that commit violence in their name, have brought Muslims and their faith to the forefront of the political debate in many countries, including…
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Today’s Ghanaian journey started early: Breakfast at 7:30, and then we set off for a four-hour bus ride to Cape Coast. Today’s activities consisted of two historic and sensitive tours: Elmina Castle and Cape Coast Castle are located on the shores of the Gulf of Guinea, infamously known for their enslavement trading. Our first tour was of Elmina Castle, built…
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…Middle East Travel Seminar: Diverse cultural perspectives in Roman-era Zippori Middle East Travel Seminar: A day of memory, history, hope… and sweets! Middle East Travel Seminar: The Western Wall, Temple Mount, and Dome of the Rock BY JOSHUA LEWIS Saturday began as we have become accustomed to, a large breakfast with one another and an exquisite view of the Sea…
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…point by point in logical, linear arguments, complete with footnotes. If only I could have written fast enough. As a scholar, his ideas were larger and more expansive than any publication could contain. Famously, Dean once turned in an eighty-plus-page manuscript for an article on the Shema (Deut 6:4-5). The editors returned it, stating that it needed to be shorter….
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…the resources of Scripture and get better equipped as a leader. This training is especially important considering today’s lightning-fast changing world. With a theological education, I hoped I would be able to ‘read’ the situations of today more clearly and faithfully.” Tang’s choice to study to be a more effective pastor was not a difficult one to make. For Tang,…
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…admit that this will likely be one of the harder weeks of Lent for me. I live a very busy, noisy, and fast paced life. Even in the car, I tend to have the radio on or call my sister to talk. Mystic spirituality leads an individual to slow down and bring more focus into their life. In some cases,…
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…back to live with my mom and dad,” Adams said. Fast forward more than three decades and a career in property management in between; Adams decided to go back to seminary and, this time, attend Union Presbyterian Seminary. “I’ve always felt like that was an unfinished part of my life,” he said. “But with six children and the demands of…
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…the call for the endurance of the saints, those who keep the commandments of God and hold fast to their faith in Jesus. (Revelation 14: 12) I am not a particularly courageous person. I haven’t necessarily had to be. I am a person of privilege — white, straight, cis, Christian, raised in a middle-class home, supported in my endeavors by…
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…fascination with how children, youth, and young adults interpret and express their faith, especially in a time where communication is the fastest it has ever been, and during a time where mainline Protestant faith expression is often a mumble in a crowd of shouting. I have heard from the campers and staff a need to name the problems in their…
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…mainstay. I still remember my dad teaching me Reagan’s famous quote: “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are ‘I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.’” As far back as I can remember, distrust in government was almost a given. Fast-forward to my middle school years of watching foreign policy play out in Iraq, or my…
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…Zeigler Meanwhile, Zeigler was experiencing car troubles and was able to obtain a ride from fellow student Catherine Parler to a Fed-Ex store so she could mail in her ballot. Upon inquiry, however, she was told her ballot likely would not make it to its destination in time to be counted. She decided immediately that she would simply have to…
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…to us. Everybody, whether we are on the street, in a store, or at a seminary, always greet us with a smile and welcomes us to their country. There is a lot of joy that exudes from every person in Ghana and that in turn has spread to the group including myself. So when we visited Nenyo Harboror — a…
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…food from the Northside Farm has been going to FeedMore, a Richmond based non-profit that works to distribute food to people in need. This summer Shalom will begin distributing Northside crops to its home-grown programs such as The Richmond Healthy Corner Store Initiative and The Prescription Produce Plan. Last year, 10,000 pounds of food were harvested from the Northside Farm….
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…and by always being generous in sharing, you will store up treasures of a good foundation for coming age living. We, at Union’s Black Alumni Association, encourage you to give, not only tithes and offerings in churches but also give offerings to other nonprofit organizations including Union. Applying what Paul says “be extravagantly generous” helping students. With present age giving…
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Rev. Dr. William Robinson (Ph.D.’15) recently published his dissertation, Metaphor, Morality and the Spirit in Romans 8:1-17. It is available through Amazon and the Society of Biblical Literature bookstore. Below is from an interview he recently gave speaking about his time at Union and why he chose the passage in Romans to study. In addition to publishing your book,…
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…figures grab them by the arm and tell them where and where not to go jogging or walking to the store for “skittles” or driving a car “while Black.” Mayor Bottoms said what this writer believes is at the crux of these “lynchings,” “Mr. Arbery’s death is a bigger issue that extends beyond the state of Georgia. With the rhetoric…
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…how we allow shame to block us from embracing God’s presence and ever-present forgiveness. Nadia reminded us that God wants to forgive and restore. When the storms of life are raging, let us not allow the human emotions of sadness, anxiety, or stress lead us into shame and hiding from God, but rather let us embrace God’s loving presence, which…
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…experts from the NMNH Human Origins Program will visit Richmond, VA in October to host events for the community, including a science program, educator workshop, community conversations and more. The following events are open to anyone and free to attend. William Smith Morton Library welcomes the public during all open hours, not just for the exhibit. To borrow materials and…
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…by fumes from the stream and soiled by smoke and cinders from the locomotive works and its switch engines. In this sordid atmosphere, between the factories and shops, their children grow up in much grime and blackness and sin.24 Smith’s description is an accusation against the church. There within range of a church bell were hundreds of children who played…
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…creative arts workshop in Virginia Hall was opened to the public. High school pupils could gather for live music, snacks, and hanging out on Saturday nights at a youth center called The Exit. The program was so popular that the school began a summer session as well. Many children, youth, and adults from all walks of life reaped the benefits…
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BY SARA PANTAZES When considering how your church does outreach, do you ever consider children first rather than adults? This was the opening question of a workshop I attended at the 2018 APCE conference, “Children are Welcome Here! (Adults May Tag Along, Too).” The presenter’s theory was partially based on the idea that if we offer programming that appeals to…
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…of history and hope. The top picture is the Chapel at the Divine Providence hospital in San Salvador where Archbishop Oscar Romero was assassinated while serving communion on March 24, 1980. The picture below is a chapel built near the spot where the bodies of three nuns and one lay person we’re found on Dec. 2, 1980 near Santiago Nonualco….
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