Search Results for: Billige glucophage sr ohne rezept bestellen online. Billige cenforce bestellen online.⣿⢑ www.UkMeds.online ⢑⣿ Cialis 10 mg rezeptfrei billig.
This is post 8 of 15 in the series “Middle East travel seminar” Our Middle East Travel Seminar has landed! Middle East Travel Seminar: A great day in Amman Middle East Travel Seminar: Surprising spiritual moments Middle East Travel Seminar: Petra and an epic storm Middle East Travel Seminar: Little Petra and glamping(?) Middle East Travel Seminar: Our trek from…
Read More
A high-tech heating system was installed in the flood-damaged sanctuary of St. John’s Presbyterian Church to raise the temperature high enough to kill bacteria before it turns into mold. Photo credit: Jon Burnham BY JEFF STAPLETON In his 10 years as pastor of St. John’s Presbyterian Church in Houston, Texas, Union-PSCE alumnus Jon Burnham (M.Div.’94) has been no stranger to…
Read More
…an incredibly beautiful reward? I acted like a fool for those middle schoolers and they began to light up, embracing the work ahead of them. As I reconnect with some of them, 10 years later, I learn that my foolishness empowered them to make big life changes and some have even found themselves in their own ministry. I felt like…
Read More
By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner It is interesting to think that our Savior’s life began in the midst of exclusion; that the one who was sent to bring God’s Kingdom together had to fight from the beginning just to open doors. Joseph remained with Mary in an effort to keep her from being excluded. The young couple…
Read More
This is post 2 of 14 in the series “Student Spotlight” Student spotlight: A second chance at seminary Student spotlight: Pay attention to the “bread crumbs” Student spotlight: Relationship leads to Union Student spotlight: The twisting path to seminary Student spotlight: Longtime educator yearns to learn more Student Spotlight: Dana Purdom digs deep Alec Powell: The Unconventional Call Kate Meeks:…
Read More
By Veronica Martin Thomas (M.Div’07) “And you will be gathered one by one, O people of Israel” (Isaiah 27:12b). The emphatic phrase in our opening text is “one by one.” It reveals the importance of the individual. God does not deal with people in masses only. In creation God who could have formed a million human beings formed one man….
Read More
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….
Read More
It was a most incredible week on the Richmond campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary for our annual Sprunt Lectures. Nearly 200 alumni and friends of Union were able to attend the lectures May 8-10 by Dr. Dana Robert, Truman Collins Professor of World Christianity and History of Mission at Boston University School of Theology, and hear the prophetic preaching of…
Read More
By Helen Bessent Byrd (M.Div.’07) As a child, I learned that God is magnanimous and generous. The third passage of the Old Testament that I memorized was the 24th Psalm which begins, “The earth is the Lord’s and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein” (KJV). In Acts 17:24-28, Paul taught people in Athens this same message…
Read More
Union Presbyterian Seminary’s William Smith Morton Library will host a series of readings by the authors of “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs From Jail,” a 2015 memoir of Dr. David Coogan‘s experience teaching 10 men to write their ways to freedom, beginning at the Richmond City Jail in 2006. The readings will take place April 4 at 7 p.m., 3406…
Read More
M.A.C.E. student Sonjia Lee shares her reflections on attending the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) 2017 Annual Event in Denver, Colorado. I attended my first APCE Annual Event last week in Denver. The event theme was “God with Us in the Chaos.” This was my first time in Denver and I was excited about both the conference and the…
Read More
M.Div. student Amanda Kathryn Hill shares her reflections on attending the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) 2017 Annual Event in Denver, Colorado. On the second day of our stay in Denver, Colorado, for the APCE annual conference, I attended a workshop entitled “Praying through Scripture: On the Road with Jesus to Jerusalem.” This workshop was led by Mary Marcotte,…
Read More
By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner “This is the first time I have been to a church that actually has something for young adults!” I wish I was surprised by this comment. I wish I wasn’t as relieved as I was when I heard it. I currently serve as “transitional associate pastor for youth and young adults” with…
Read More
Pastor-Position-Short-Job-Description https://clc.pcusa.org/mdp/10968/view/ (Church Leadership Connection) Or contact: Heather Strickland hestrickland@gmail.com 914-391-8870 …
Read More
…aspects of the APCE conference and the experiences of sharing this trip with 10 of my classmates as well as faculty and staff whom I respect and enjoy from my seminary. But I would be remiss to exclude a meaningful experience directly related to this year’s theme: “God With Us in the Chaos.” I signed up for a workshop called,…
Read More
As we finish the year, we take a look back at some of our favorite UPSem photos and memories. January Worship and MLK Sermon: In advance of MLK Day, we were inspired and empowered by Adjunct Assistant Professor Paula Parker’s sermon “Shattered Dreams” in Watts Chapel. Seminary snowstorm: Student Daniel Burch took advantage of a snow day to make a…
Read More
…a caring presence and would often take new residents under her wing to help them become acclimated. A memorial service will be held January, 14 at 10 a.m. in Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Virginia. Bobby Hulme-Lippert, pastor of Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, and Carson Rhyne, general presbyter of the Presbytery of the James of the PC(USA), will co-officiate….
Read More
…Southern Poverty Law Center. The report included results of surveys of U.S. high school seniors and social studies teachers in all grades — nationally representative of those groups — as well as an analysis of 15 state content standards and a review of 10 popular U.S. history textbooks. The best text book achieved a score of 70 percent against a…
Read More
From left, incoming chairman Alex Evans, UPSem President Brian Blount, incoming vice chairman Edward Roberson. The Reverend Alex Evans (M.Div.’87), pastor for Second Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Virginia, has been named chairman of the board of trustees for Union Presbyterian Seminary. Edward L. Roberson, III, the president of Fountain Roberson Anderson Insurance Agency in Tarboro, North Carolina, has been named…
Read More
BY JOE SLAY When Dr. Christine Luckritz Marquis talks church history, she speaks with the easy informality of a storyteller who loves characters and with the rigorous precision of the historian. Dr. Luckritz Marquis received her M.A. from Yale Divinity and her Ph.D. from Duke. She is now associate professor of church history at Union Presbyterian Seminary. The liberal arts…
Read More
Union Presbyterian Seminary gives thanks for the life of the Reverend Jonyrma Singleton (M.Div.’88), alumna, former trustee, and dear friend of the seminary. On Friday, June 10, the Reverend Jonyrma Singleton died in Cleveland, Ohio. “With Jonyrma’s family, we give thanks for her life, for her love of the church and its ministry,” said President Brian K. Blount. “We give…
Read More
BY AUDREY M. TODD (M.Div./M.A.C.E. 2010) As we reflect on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we must admit that as a nation, we are experiencing dark times. With hate rallies, increased vitriol, communities under attack, and inhospitable daily interactions, our nation is becoming unrecognizable. Once a country of progress and hope,…
Read More
