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…That young man was Arthur Ashe, who went on to become a U.S. and world champion tennis player.32 Also at PSCE at this time was Professor of Recreation and Outdoor Education Glenn Bannerman (faculty member 1957–1989). Living in Ginter Park in Richmond’s Northside, he was interested in how the mixed-race community could live together in harmony. He believed firmly that…
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…Richmond, Virginia. Additionally, he has served as a visiting instructor at Mennonite Brethren College in India and as a junior lecturer at Serampore College, India. Taneti received his Bachelor of Theology at Serampore College in India and Bachelor of Divinity and Masters of Theology at United Theological College, Bangalore, India. He received a Master of Theology from both Western Theological…
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…Syllabus: The course syllabus is shared after participants register and before the course begins. Christian Educator Certification online courses slated for 2024 Presbyterian Polity, Mission, and Program (April 1-May 9) – Registration for this course is now closed Reformed Theology (June 18-July 23) – Registration for this course is now closed Worship and Sacraments (August 1-September 1) – Registration for…
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…: A Distinctive Doctrine of the Presbyterian Church in the United States (John Knox Press, 1961), 20-21, 25. 12. Ernest Trice Thompson, Presbyterians in the South, Volume 1, 1607-1861 (Richmond, VA: John Knox Press, 1963), 331. 13. Parker, United Synod of the South, 13-14. 14. William E. Thompson, “The Seminary Moves to Richmond, Pt. 4,” Museum : The Newsletter of…
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…an important gathering place for individuals, community organizations, educational institutions, and congregations in pursuing justice, fostering reconciliation, and nurturing faith.” The second initiative, a new Baptist House of Studies at Union Presbyterian Seminary, is the result of a partnership among Union, the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and CBF Virginia. All were partners and supporters of BTSR during its three decades of…
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…send it to us, click on the Submit Application section of the application. If a required section or item has not been completed, then you will be alerted to the items that need to be completed in the Submit Application section. You will not be able to submit your application until these items are completed. Once all required sections and…
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…Church in Kilmarnock on June 30. Obituary UPDATE: Below is a selection of remembrances alumni, colleagues, and friends of Dr. Towner are posting on the seminary’s Facebook page and alumni group (with permission). Most recently added comments appear first. Howard L Hinman – I first met Sib Towner when he was a student pastor at my home church in Bridgeport,…
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…Emeritus of Music, Johnson C. Smith Theological Seminary Mark Valeri, Professor of Religion and Politics, Washington University in St. Louis Stay in Touch We present this film to you free of charge, and would be so grateful for the opportunity to stay in touch with you about the work of Union Presbyterian Seminary. Please provide your contact information below:…
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The Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center provides educational and research opportunities for international and domestic theological students, faculty, and scholars. Participants in the work of the center will engage new perspectives, relationships, and networks and discover new ways of participating in the Reign of God in diverse global contexts. The center collaborates with UPSem in the Master of Arts…
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Expectations of a Supervisor Supervisors are important partners in the covenant relationships between student, congregation or agency, and the seminary. Each supervisor must be willing to: Submit the site application to the supervised ministry instructor directly. The internship hours required are a total of 200 hours per term, or 400 hours for the intensive. For more information, please visit our…
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…Training School joined the Mission in 1914 as teachers and volunteers, the effort became largely staffed by women. ATS student Cornelia Wilds reports: (The mission) is the center of the Presbyterian Colored Mission work in Richmond, and we are interested in it because of the bigness of it and the need of it. On Tuesday afternoon a sewing class is…
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…their communities. “When members of congregations are interested in issues of public concern, they are often influenced more by political and cultural factors, rather than by the way these issues relate to their faith traditions,” President and Professor of New Testament Brian K. Blount said. “Therefore, churches need to delve more deeply into the ways in which our theologies inform…
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…internal running of the fund. IRA & 401K: These are two of your retirement saving options. IRA’s are available as Roth (you are taxed on the money when it is contributed) or Traditional (you are taxed on the money when it is with withdrawn). Depending when you begin investing in an IRA, you may be more drawn to one over…
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…Upper Room, and it is believed that the first Pentecost was celebrated there as well. The traditional site of King David’s Tomb is also on Mount Zion. Dr. Mitri Raheb We traveled to Bethlehem to meet with Dr. Mitri Raheb, president of Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture. Dr. Raheb Is a Palestinian Christian who is an outspoken…
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…but not the educational path it implied. Smith remarks, “I immediately dismissed it because I’d had enough of school during my legal training. However, like my Emmaus encounter, the thought of entering seminary also proved unignorable. Once I acquiesced to the call to enter seminary, I experienced an indescribable peace.” As a United Methodist, Smith found that not all seminaries…
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…generation to work with children in the church with godly teaching, creative fun, and gentle joy. It always seemed her privilege to be with the children at the Newbury School, and she was eager to pass that on. Whether in telling of Jesus in a heart capturing Bible story, or while finger painting, Liz “glowed” with her commitment to Christ,…
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…in Strickland’s home to a highly successful non-profit organization that serves 250-300 neighborhood youth daily and includes a pre-school, a high school, a work leadership institute, after-school programs, summer camps, and, a soon-to-open restaurant that will serve as a job training site for CHAT program participants. Strickland’s message to students was an inspiring one, conveying CHAT’s passion for relationship-building in…
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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner There is a Facebook group which always makes me laugh as I realize I am not alone trying to understand the many lessons which fall in the category of “Things They Didn’t Teach Us in Seminary.” When I reflect on the last ten months of my job, I can add interior design…
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…this book, I (Dr. Jeff Fisher) knew that I wanted to read it and that other faculty members did too. Around the same time was the killing of George Floyd and the international response to that incident. Kuyper College issued a statement on social justice and many of us began engaging in the practices of lament, listening, and even protesting….
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…to be involved in both mission and policy. I have always thought I would be better suited to work in a non-parish setting in community organizing. I am slowly realizing that working in a parish setting doesn’t necessarily mean giving up my passion for social change. In fact, I’m witnessing firsthand how churches can be active agents of change by…
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This is post 9 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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…to gather together — a sacrifice of time and efficiency that is at odds with our western mindset. I couldn’t understand every word, but I didn’t need to. I understood the message being conveyed — worship is a joyful party and everyone is invited! Jen Brothers is a Master of Divinity student at the Richmond campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary….
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