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…His mother passed away when he was still a child, leaving a void in his life. His father was his moral compass, instilling in him a love of all God’s people and an openness to engage them fairly, beyond the confines of racial identity—an uncommon view during the time in which Wade was raised. Wade recalls attending integrated schools in…
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…Reconciliation appealed to Scott. Still “looking for real community and connection,” Scott says that Union Presbyterian Seminary “just felt like home.” Scott hopes to use his Master of Divinity degree to do “intercultural community activism and social justice work,” potentially back in Atlanta, or even in an international context. He has not planned too far in advance because he believes…
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…hiking in solitude; swimming the sparkling lakes of New Hampshire; studying Scripture; preaching with dynamism; playing basketball, ping-pong, and drums; singing in harmony; experiencing life in other countries; and discussing just about anything, from theology to politics. He had an easy laugh, a twinkle in his eye, and a deep passion for justice, kindness, and humility. Born in Gaffney, South…
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…“Even after a lecturer is done speaking, it is difficult to even ask a question.” Manunyo-Nyonyoh was relieved that at Union he had the freedom to ask a question to get a better grasp of what was going on. Aside from the freedom of student and professor interaction, Manunyo-Nyonyoh was very impressed with the hospitality of the entire seminary…
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…young Black teenage mathematicians. John Glenn’s first flight was on February 20, 1962. Although the flight data were calculated on a mainframe computer, Glenn insisted on Katherine Johnson’s computations before he was willing to take off. The publicity on Johnson was an 8 ½” x 11” 8-10 page booklet. Little additional information was publicized until Margot Lee Shetterly wrote the…
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…picture of Jewish and Christian comparative learning which, as an exercise in discerning the word-world relation can contribute to this much-needed societal task. Dr. Rashkover is associate professor of religious studies, director of Judaic studies, and director of graduate studies at George Mason University. Lecture title: Comparative Learning: Judaism, Christianity, and the Word-World Relation Free and open to the public…
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…being infected by COVID-19. The lectures are still on but moving to an online format. All who previously registered and paid will be given a full refund and invited to participate in an abbreviated lecture program via Zoom video conferencing on your phone or computer. This virtual event is free, but registration is still required. If you have previously registered…
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Union Presbyterian Seminary has learned of the passing of Charles F. Melchert, former professor and dean at the Presbyterian School of Christian Education (now Union Presbyterian Seminary), on Monday, January 7, 2019. Melchert was born in Ridgeville Corners, Ohio, in 1936, and earned his B.A. in drama from Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, in 1958. He received his Master of Divinity…
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…contexts. A frequent guest speaker across the country, he welcomes invitations to collaborate, preach or present on theological education today, creating communities of call, stewardship that matters, mentoring and more. Dr. Hinson-Hasty has served since 2015 as Senior Director of Theological Education Funds Development for the Committee on Theological Education at the Presbyterian Church USA Foundation after a decade serving…
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…indicate that the expectations for reopening our physical campuses in the fall are fully realistic and sensible, President Brian K. Blount said in a statement to the seminary community. “We have been and continue to be campus communities of care and concern for one another,” President Blount said. “Protocols will be in place to ensure that we are not only…
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…the church and its leaders.” Previously, Jones was director of recreation ministry for Crestwood Church in Midlothian, Virginia, where she planned and directed recreation programs to enhance community engagement and served as both the visionary and the manager of the ministry to participants and families. She also helped launch a learning community focused on connecting Richmond area parish and non-parish…
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Juneteenth Although it’s only recently been declared a federal holiday, Juneteenth is an important day in history. Learn more at this excellent article online. Gems for the Journey: Scripture with Practical Meaning by Rev. Veronica M. Thomas MSW, Virginia Commonwealth University ’73; M.Div, Union-PSCE ’07 I came across these practical words of wisdom with scripture backing and wanted to…
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…believe. In biblical days, as well as today, we see that with false teaching and loose morals comes a particularly destructive disease – the loss of true love for God and others. Sin cools our love for God and others by turning our focus on ourselves. We cannot truly love if we only think of ourselves. The word “endurance” means…
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…and then she stood facing the cars and munching chips with her rife hanging towards the ground. The soldiers’ demeanor seemed noticeably discrepant from the tension associated with a security checkpoint but maybe it was just a daily formality for them. After the white car was cleared, our bus passed with a wave and we proceeded to a section of…
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Led by: Iya Dr. Funlayo E. Wood | Six-Week Elective Course | Thursdays, January 11-February 15, 2024 | 6-8 p.m. Eastern Time Africana Religions include indigenous traditions of Africa like those of the Akan, Yoruba, Ndebele, San, and Fon peoples, as well as related traditions of the Americas like Candomblé, Palo, Lukumi, Hooodoo, Obeah, and Haitian Vodou. In spite of…
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Led by: Dr. JoAnne Marie Terrell Six-Week Core Course | Tuesdays, February 13-March 19, 2024 | 7-9 p.m. Eastern Time This course is designed to introduce participants to the Womanist literature, discourses, and doctrines used as a source for theological reflection and flourishing. Click here for more information or to start a registration….
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Led by: Iya Dr. Funlayo E. Wood Six-Week Elective Course | Thursdays, January 11-February 15, 2024 | 6-8 p.m. Eastern Time Africana Religions include indigenous traditions of Africa like those of the Akan, Yoruba, Ndebele, San, and Fon peoples, as well as related traditions of the Americas like Candomblé, Palo, Lukumi, Hooodoo, Obeah, and Haitian Vodou. In spite of factors…
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Led by Rev. Joyce MacKichan Walker and Jenna Campbell Asynchronous work will begin April 1, 2024 Synchronous meetings are from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Eastern Time This course in Presbyterian polity, program, and mission will integrate the study of the Presbyterian Constitution (Book of Confessions and Book of Order) and Program and Mission of the PC(USA) into the context of the…
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OCTOBER 16-17, 2024 Featuring Dr. Norman Wirzba and Dr. Melanie Harris Two-day event to be held at Second Presbyterian Church of Richmond on October 16, and Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond on October 17 Join us as we explore the vital role of spiritual leadership in caring for creation, especially in the face of climate change. Click here for more…
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OCTOBER 16-17, 2024 Featuring Dr. Norman Wirzba and Dr. Melanie Harris Two-day event to be held at Second Presbyterian Church of Richmond on October 16, and Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond on October 17 Join us as we explore the vital role of spiritual leadership in caring for creation, especially in the face of climate change. Click here for more…
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Led by: Iya Dr. Funlayo E. Wood | Six-Week Elective Course | Thursdays, January 11-February 15, 2024 | 6-8 p.m. Eastern Time Africana Religions include indigenous traditions of Africa like those of the Akan, Yoruba, Ndebele, San, and Fon peoples, as well as related traditions of the Americas like Candomblé, Palo, Lukumi, Hooodoo, Obeah, and Haitian Vodou. In spite of…
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Led by Rev. Joyce MacKichan Walker and Jenna Campbell Asynchronous work will begin April 1, 2024 Synchronous meetings are from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Eastern Time This course in Presbyterian polity, program, and mission will integrate the study of the Presbyterian Constitution (Book of Confessions and Book of Order) and Program and Mission of the PC(USA) into the context of the…
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