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More information about us can be found at www.firstpresbyterianyork.com. Direct inquiries should be sent to Donn Atchison, Chair of the Pastor Nominating Committee, at donnatchison51@gmail.com. https://clc.pcusa.org/mdp/11411/view/ Pastor-Position-Description Closing Date: 12/31/24…
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…essay, Park highlights the impact of living in and experiencing two worlds. God set me apart for ministry even before birth. God placed me in a solid Christian family. My parents have impacted my life a lot. They were both pastors, serving local congregations enthusiastically. I did not have much time to be with them due to the massive church…
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…a baptismal robe, came silently down the steps we had just taken. We acknowledged one another with smiles and nods. No words were exchanged. The group quickly formed a circle where the stream emerged from the entrance of the stone tunnel. One of its number then produced and read from a hand-sized book with an Ethiopian Cross embossed on its…
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…ASSOCIATE PASTOR, FAMILIES AND FORMATION PURPOSE OF MINISTRY: To develop, administer, and promote an effective and holistic ministry of spiritual formation with all ages in a way that leads each person to follow the Way of Christ, discover their giftedness, and experience continual life-transformation. MINISTRY DESCRIPTION AND ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: • Facilitate the implementation of the church’s Setting Sail Life-Changing…
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Online Course Title: Human Growth & Faith Development, a Christian Educator certification course This online course meets the requirements for the Christian Educator certification in the PC(USA), but is open to all. Led by: Dr. Cindy Kissel-Ito, Associate Professor of Christian Education, Union Presbyterian Seminary Course Dates: This course will meet online August 31 – October 4, 2020. Course Format:…
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…Pastoral care, including counseling, home communion, visitation and crisis visits, will be a priority. Experience reviving and growing a church, which desires to move forward with faith, hope and love, is ideal. Fremont Presbyterian Church desires a leader who is energetic and caring, and desires to be part of our community for the long term. https://presbyterianfremont.org/employment Position-announcement Closing Date: 12/31/24…
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…educational format, she wonders if as many people would be able to explore their calls to ministry. The campus grants opportunity. She asserts, “Whether early or late in life, I believe that none who hear God’s call to ministry should be left behind. The Charlotte campus of UPSem is a place to explore God’s call and to examine, with others,…
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…Crow and now the Trump era. Religion is sometimes used to divide and separate those whose political or social views are not the same. I continue to understand how my African American ancestors were able to embrace a religion not their own, make it their own, and also recognize the oppressor’s misguided religious justification for mistreatment and abuse against them….
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…Both Congregations Equally Becoming a hybrid church is about more than the addition or maintenance of a virtual service. If the church does not adjust the in-person experience to indicate to the at-home congregation that it is as important as those in the pews, the result will be greater isolation and feelings of exclusion. In this session, learn how to…
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…Both Congregations Equally Becoming a hybrid church is about more than the addition or maintenance of a virtual service. If the church does not adjust the in-person experience to indicate to the at-home congregation that it is as important as those in the pews, the result will be greater isolation and feelings of exclusion. In this session, learn how to…
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…in 2012. The annual lecture series pays tribute to Dr. and Mrs. Dawe and promotes ethical and religious understanding. Because of Professor Dawe’s long-standing interest and commitments in the area of multi-religious and multi-cultural understanding and interfaith dialogue, this lecture series seeks to contribute to deepened awareness and insight in these areas of intellectual and especially practical religious concern. https://www.facebook.com/events/579167732278597/…
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…justice. These are the commitments that gave life to BTSR in the first place, and now just as those commitments are carried in the ministries of BTSR alumni and the congregations they serve, they are also extended and enhanced through these new beginnings. In these challenging days they are more essential than ever.” The grants of approximately $200,000 to the…
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During the summer months, our students work, intern, or study in a variety of settings, often earning course credit and learning what it means to be the Church in the World. Some stay near campus, while others move away for a few months. On the blog this summer, we are featuring some of our students and the work they’re doing….
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During the summer months, our students work, intern, or study in a variety of settings, often earning course credit and learning what it means to be the Church in the World. Some stay near campus, while others move away for a few months. On the blog this summer, we are featuring some of our students and the work they’re doing….
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RICHMOND, VA (December 11, 2019) — Union Presbyterian Seminary will use a $400,000 grant to lift the voices and perspectives of Black women in the church, academy, and the world. The three-year grant was awarded by the Henry Luce Foundation to the Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership, which was established at the seminary in April 2018 to inspire,…
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…Baltimore University of Maryland, College Park Union Presbyterian Seminary Master of Divinity Philip Walter Adams, B.A. Carson-Newman University Meghan Engstran, B.A. University of Minnesota Duluth Jillian Marie Lincoln Gatewood, B.S. Michigan State University Caitlyn Elizabeth Hathaway, B.A. Presbyterian College Katherine Glenda Meeks, B.A. Davidson College Chelsea Ann Morse, B.A. Christopher Newport University Don R. Moses, B.S., M.S. Northwestern State University…
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…community in South Asia often at the receiving end of police brutalities, he is in solidarity with victims. Dr. Dorothee Tripodi, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Supervised Ministry, will invite student interns and their site supervisors to examine how the current anti-racism protests have impacted life in communities and how people of God might address and participate in systemic change. Dr….
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…is dying, especially the Presbyterian church, both literally and metaphorically. This sentiment causes me extreme discomfort for a whole host of reasons. While it is true that membership and attendance are in decline, there is a vibrant life in the “up-and-coming/already here” church. If one more person tells me how Millennials are uninterested in organized religion, I’ll drop out of…
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…of the great ends of the church. The one who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly and the one who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. 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….
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Online Course Title: Biblical Interpretation, a Christian Educator certification course Note: This online course meets the requirements for the Christian Educator certification in the PC(USA), but is open to all. A participant does not need to be seeking certification as a Christian Educator to enroll in this course. Led by: Dr. Carson Brisson, Associate Professor of Bible and Biblical Languages,…
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…While some draw lines in the sand or down the aisle, one in seven children in America live in poverty, and one in six are hungry. Regardless of personal politics or worldview, there is little biblical, theological, and moral wiggle room for the faithful to step away from the harsh realities in which so many of God’s children live. While…
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To set the tone for his inauguration the next day, President-elect Joe Biden led a memorial to remember and honor the lives lost to COVID-19 with church-bell ringings and light shows across the country January 19, 2021. Union Presbyterian Seminary participated by tolling bells and displaying illuminated lanterns on its Richmond and Charlotte campuses. Written on the lanterns were the…
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