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…is a graduate educational institution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and an EO/AA employer committed to increasing the gender, racial-ethnic, and international and cultural diversity in its faculty, staff, and student body. Since its formation in 1812, it has sustained the intention of its founders to provide education for Christian ministry that is scholarly, pastoral, and engaged with contemporary life….
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…the Currie Family Lecture is a regular series in which lectures are presented on the history and mission of the church. Given Currie’s vocational interest in the connection between the church’s historical work and its present mission, the lecture series seeks to explore that link, examining how the past might inform our present and direct us toward a faithful future….
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…Elders (CRE/CP), those persons serving as solo pastors in small congregations. Cohorts will meet together monthly for a year and will be guided by a facilitator. Click on the program description below for more information, and submit your application by November 30, 2024 for this innovative opportunity. Information for 2025 Cohorts (CRE/CP/Educator) Participant Application 2025 CRE/CP Participant Application 2025 Educator…
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…Science in nursing from Palm Beach College and received her Master of Divinity from Union in June 2017. She was a lecturer at Queen’s University Parish Nurse Institute. Her certifications include critical care and parish nursing, spirituality and healing medicine, and pastoral care and education. ### Contact: Mike Frontiero Director of Communications Union Presbyterian Seminary mfrontiero@upsem.edu Diane Giannola high-resolution image…
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RICHMOND, VA (May 10, 2019) — For classical philosophers, friendship was a serious topic of ethical reflection, yet in contemporary discussions on ethics, this subject is largely absent. Drawing upon Aristotelian ethics based on virtue, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biblical Hebrew Dr. Patricia Vesely examines friendship as a moral category in the Book of Job, illuminating those virtues, motivations, and…
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…served on the board of directors and later president of the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood. With her husband she served on the international board of directors of the Association for Couples in Marriage Enrichment (A.C.M.E.), serving as president couple, 1982-1985. In 2003, she and her husband were awarded the David and Vera Mace medal for outstanding leadership in the…
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…guide in Israel was a Palestinian Christian. In addition to showing us this wonderful land, he also told us a great deal about what it is like to be Palestinian in Israel. He pointed out the “settlements”— which I had always thought were small farms or little suburbs but which are in fact enormous towns of upwards of 90,000 people…
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…was reminded as I reviewed facilities in the schools and churches just how blessed UPSem is with its infrastructure resources, its library, and its wonderful endowment. We have so very much to be thankful for and to be willing to use in service of God’s mission in the world. I also learned just how much we do not know about…
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…my course studies with Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon. It was both an impactful and a rewarding experience that I will never forget. I was taught my voice mattered and ensured it was valued. Her pedagogical style and love for her students always left me and others encouraged and determined to accomplish more. She inspired me to accept an internship at…
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…Even with a staff of four pastors, there is just too much work to go around! At first, I figured if I could just plan and prioritize better, I could make it work. I bought a whiteboard and divided it into the four very general sections of my job – youth group, confirmation, young adults, and general. I listed important…
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…God, nor is it a part of our spiritual DNA. God has given us power; power to withstand and overcome whatever we must journey through. COVID-19 appears to be powerful, but God is all-powerful, almighty! There are individuals who have turned inward and act in selfish ways, rather than allowing agape love to flow through them to others. We cannot…
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…few days in August) and selecting the curriculum for it in cooperation with the relevant lay ministry and pastors. • Becoming part of a collegial church staff in a positive and flexible working environment. • Given the nature of this position, the DCYFM is expected to work in person at the church offices and to exercise good judgement in determining…
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…Higher Education and Campus Ministry Pastoral Care Duties • Welcome students of all backgrounds, faith traditions, races, gender identities, and sexual orientations into the Wesley community • Be available for conversations and short-term counseling, make appropriate referrals Supervisory and Administrative Duties • Selection of Student Leadership Team and any part-time staff hires (ie: interns, cleaning staff, Wesley House Manager) •…
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…of increasing food security in the Richmond region, particularly in low-income urban neighborhoods. The event was organized by our Black Caucus, Service Committee, and Community Life Office. Ghana Travel Seminar: We begin this trip with lots of questions: how do Ghanaian Christians think about and practice evangelism? How are they responding to the challenges of globalization? What social issues are…
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…experienced a growth in numbers of the people they serve. This is partly due to increased violence in Nicaragua and also due to the increase in deportation from the United States. Prior to June 2017, they had six-to-nine flights a week arrive from the United States with people who were deported. Currently, nine-to-11 flights are arriving weekly. Each flight carries…
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…this prevailing town to the public park. In the park is a library that the public can have access to. It’s only one of two libraries that the public can come and borrow books. It also contains a lot of books for children to enjoy. The park also contains pictures of men and women who died in the war and…
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…pastors who believe that you never really retire. As a matter of fact, the joke I have with my financial planners is that I cannot retire until I’m 70 — that is another 17 years! Even when I do retire, I would like to consider other types of ministry such as interim or mid council ministry, or non-profit leadership. I…
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This is post 3 of 11 in the series “India travel seminar” India travel seminar begins India travel seminar: Religious and cultural diversities India travel seminar: Deep care & kindness India travel seminar: A dream fulfilled India travel seminar: Spirit of the Sikhs India travel seminar: Observing faith formation practices India travel seminar: Andhara Christian Theological College India travel seminar:…
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…from my home. I work as a health sciences associate dean and I also teach health sciences courses. My university closed face-to-face classes and moved to a virtual online college experience. At first, I thought “How cool” this is going to be to work from home and still get paid. It wasn’t very long before I realized that everyone did…
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…do it. With the incredible governmental model in the Presbyterian Church (USA), it is even more incredible how different each congregation is. Orders of worship, prayers of thanksgiving, pastoral prayers, hymns… it is all different. I will never forget preparing to serve communion and asking a member of the congregation where I was visiting, “Is there anything I should know?…
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…political activist Dr. Cornel West. (ii) Chilling encounter with evil en masse as armed white supremacists and neo-Nazis infested common areas and side streets, and face-to-face when violence spilled into our ‘safe space’. (iii) Surreal news coverage of horrific vehicular homicide and tragic helicopter crash. (iv) God’s guiding grace in leading us (daughter-Faith and me) to be there and return…
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…to give the kids everything they want, but the parent lost their job. The young student who is trying to get into college but can’t afford the application fee to even begin the process. Where is the mercy? It is in our hands. I wonder if we are so focused on winning the game that we forget the purpose of…
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