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…oldest Coptic churches—including the one where Jesus, Mary, and Joseph (supposedly) stayed for the 3 years they were hiding from Herod. Both churches were just really amazing examples of Islamic architectural features with Christian purpose and structure. Oh, and we had koshary for lunch! If you don’t know, koshary is an Egyptian staple dish, consisting of rice, lentils, noodles, chick…
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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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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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…guidance on implementing strategies to help young people live a life of meaning and purpose through congregations, schools, and community organizations. He beckons audience members into pedagogical models that give life, value relationships, and honor ancestors. His work embodies Christian virtues such as compassion, courage, humility, and gratitude while building networks to bridge cultural differences. In addition to these speakers,…
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…and the treatment of women. The Quran encourages faithful Muslims to be at peace with others (even those of differing religions) and fight only when necessary for self- defense. Dr. Ayyad spoke about Islam as an open religion, which recognizes all people, male and female, of all races and cultures, as created by Almighty God. UPSem students asked Dr. Ayyad…
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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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…that seeks to revitalize impoverished churches in several regions of Egypt. The presentation highlighted the critical role that physical church buildings can play in communal wellbeing and the struggles for Christian community when such buildings languish. By supporting both repair of physical structures and empowerment of local communities, they have witnessed the incredible church growth. This work continues to expand…
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…globe. “I am delighted that Rev. Dr. Yust is being honored by her peers in this way and appreciate her willingness to serve in an area so critical to the life of religious communities. She wonderfully exemplifies the commitment to excellence in religious education that has characterized Union Presbyterian Seminary for over a century,” said Union Presbyterian Seminary’s President Dr….
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Today we visited the Mount of Beatitudes, then walked down a short trail toward the sea of Galilee. We visited the Primacy of Peter, a church built to commemorate the spot where Jesus fed the disciples a breakfast of fish and bread as well as instructed Peter “feed my sheep.” Near the base of the church, we were able to…
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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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…her deepest passions is child advocacy, which called her to serve as Coordinator of the Religious Action Division for the Children’s Defense Fund in Washington, DC and contract staff for the National Council of Churches’ Committee on Justice for Children and their families. Throughout her career, Dr. Davis has engaged at all levels of the church including serving as the…
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We prepare people to be leaders of gospel-inspired transformative change in pursuit of a more just and compassionate world.
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…Distinguished Alum is Rev. Jimmie Hawkins. Please join us to hear these perspectives on social change in today’s church during the Sprunt Lectures. See the complete schedule at this link. A special event, the Inauguration of Dr. Jacqueline E. Lapsley as Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Eighth President, will occur on the afternoon of May 8 after the conclusion of the 2024…
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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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…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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…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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…Carolina System Office serves as the official state entity to receive complaints concerning post-secondary institutions that are authorized to operate in North Carolina. If students are unable to resolve a complaint through the institution’s grievance procedures, they can review the Student Complaint Policy (PDF) and submit their complaint using the online complaint form at https://studentcomplaints.northcarolina.edu/form. For more information contact: North…
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