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…these 950+ scrolls in Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek were uncovered. Here again, we revisit remembering, together and apart: the Qumran community, a proto-monastic community of scribes, left their families to live set apart as the “Sons of Light”. The Qumran communities is well-known for their archive that contained biblical, apocryphal, and communal texts. As the Roman army approached, the Qumran…
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…Ayyad spoke about AIRA’s particular concern with women’s issues and peaceful co-existence between Christians and Muslims in Egypt and around the world. One of AIRA’s main goals is to correct misconceptions about the Islamic faith which often come from terrorist groups. Dr. Ayyad spoke about the ways these groups, operating with their own agendas, misrepresent Islamic beliefs, particularly regarding violence…
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…asked, “Through which gate did you first enter into Jerusalem’s Old City?” Most of us will now answer and will never forget the image of entering through Lion’s Gate (aka the Gate of St. Stephen). A surprising first stop just inside the gate was St. Anne’s church where the immaculate gardens were nearly as astounding as our voices when we…
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…few days will open our hearts and minds to better understand the complex textures of this culture. For my next trip around the sun, I pray for peace for the world, myself, and others. To work towards justice and peace, we need to connect with others on new and deep levels. This trip has further opened my heart, mind, and…
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…the site, explained each mosaic carefully. She not only shared each artist’s intention behind their piece, but also her own interpretations that centered on the message that Jesus is always there for you. As impressive as it was to walk in the steps of Jesus, what really stood out to me was the living faith of the communities of I…
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…defining moment of my experience of Israel. The breadth and richness of the collections are without parallel. First, we got to see some of the Dead Sea Scrolls, both replicas and originals. Those included a replica of the Isaiah Scroll and the originals of the Thanksgiving Scroll and the Community Rule. As we continued our tour of the museum, we…
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Richmond, VA (September 23, 2024)—Union Presbyterian Seminary congratulates Rev. Dr. Karen-Marie Yust as her term begins as President of the Religious Education Association. The world’s oldest and largest association of scholars and researchers in the field of religious education, the REA serves hundreds of members with multiple faith traditions. REA’s commitment to collegiality, innovative learning design, and support for students…
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Richmond, VA (November 3, 2023)—Union Presbyterian Seminary recently received a grant of $249,920 from the Lilly Endowment Inc. to expand The Bridge for Early Career Preachers. The program was developed with the support of an earlier grant from Lilly Endowment made through its Compelling Preaching Initiative. The Bridge for Early Career Preachers provides resources, continuing education, and a supportive community…
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After a night of much needed rest, some awoke early to the sounds of barking dogs. I enjoyed a morning meditation on the breezy terrace. We had coffee in the lounge and then we went to a buffet-style breakfast that was plentiful and beautifully presented. We had free time after breakfast to go relax and tour the resort. Some went…
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…She is the Director of the Union Presbyterian Seminary Center for Excellence in Christian Education and the Master of Arts in Christian Education program. Rev. Dr. Davis brings over 25 years of congregational experience to her academic teaching. She has been both ordained and non-ordained ministry staff in small, medium, and large congregations across the south. Prior to her work…
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…the communal faith of the many Christians, Jews, and Muslims who seek to worship God and live in peace with one another. Despite religious differences and political conflicts, we pray and hope that these faith communities continue to work together towards peace and justice. Not only will we be able to bring back with us a better understanding and a…
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…her life, we were able to explore the temple on our own. Today was hot, and we were all grateful to enjoy a delicious lunch beneath a tree full of birds providing our musical entertainment. During the heat of the day, we had a much-needed break at our hotel. Thanks to generous donors, we were all able to enjoy the…
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We’ve arrived in Cairo! It’s been a long day. After some travel mishaps (the bus we took from Richmond to Washington-Dulles airport leaked, we almost missed our connecting flight, and our luggage didn’t make it), we finally made it to our hotel. I’m sitting on the balcony with my roommate, enjoying a freshly puréed strawberry drink complimentary from the hotel….
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…Gay also made significant contributions to the larger church as a member of the General Assembly Mission Board in the former Presbyterian Church US from 1972-1983, and again as a member of the General Assembly Council from 1983-1989, during the reunion of the denomination. She served on and chaired numerous work groups and committees in her career, and was an…
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…Hotel with dinner and a long awaited sleep! Such vast, relatively empty landscapes on our journey north reminded me of Richard Rohr’s daily meditation for today. It talked about holy transitions and liminal spaces that push us towards “authentic spirituality and human development.” He notes that the word liminal comes from the Latin limen meaning “threshold.” Many of us definitely…
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…for Pastoral Theology, the Association of Practical Theology, the American Academy of Religion, the Society for Intercultural Pastoral Care and Counseling, and the Pediatric Chaplains Network. He has received awards for excellence in academic, military, and hospital communities. Dr. Morris is married to Beth Morris. They are the proud parents of an eight-year-old son, Isaac, and a four-year-old daughter, Annette….
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…Previously, she was on the faculty of St. Andrews Presbyterian College and Union Presbyterian Seminary. In 2010, she taught as a Fulbright Scholar at Debrecen Reformed Theological University in Debrecen, Hungary. She is married and the mother of one college student and one high school student. A committed church leader, Dr. Hinson-Hasty will be based on the Charlotte campus. …
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