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…Darling. “I was interested in Byzantine Icons but was not interested in repeating that tradition as such. Seeing Ethiopian icons helped me to realize that there were different visual traditions in Christianity, that I was not tied to what I grew up with.” A Virginia native who currently lives in Richmond, Darling has exhibited art at the Massey Cancer Center,…
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…be held at The Saint Paul’s Baptist Church, Creighton Campus. Registration is required. For details, visit the Center for Womanist Leadership website. The gathering will explore pressing questions, engage in rigorous inquiry, and open communication essential to the well-being of black womankind. There will be panel presentations, table talks, plenaries and multifaceted, intergenerational and innovative conversations across disciplines and among…
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…workshop is ideal for pastors, educators, and church ministry leaders, whether seeking to prepare for the upcoming Lenten and Easter seasons or seeking additional study within the Johannine texts. Cost (includes dinner on October 25): $115 per person Meals: Dinner is included on Tuesday, 10/25, and attending Community Lunch on Wednesday, 10/26, is optional (additional charge). Snacks also included in…
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…Greek Orthodox parents in Syria, she is a 1982 graduate of the Presbyterian School of Christian Education in Richmond (now Union Presbyterian Seminary). She earned her doctorate in education at Columbia University in New York. Returning to Syria she became the director of the women’s program for the Middle East Council of Churches. She is active in ecumenical and interfaith…
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…included. “Our current organ has very little repertoire that suits it particularly well, so it is particularly thrilling to hear it play something that fits its delicate, antiquated sound so beautifully,” seminary music director Doug Brown said. The pipe organ has been called the “king of instruments” because of its huge range of tones, from the softest whispers to the…
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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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…preach on the current events and that is what you seek, ask them if you can help lead a discussion group. If your pastor prays for something you disagree with, ask them if you can chat over coffee. If your parishioner storms out of the sanctuary during worship, call them and ask if you can share a meal. If your…
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…weddings and funerals ⦁ Provide Bible Studies ⦁ Relate to youth and encourage their active participation in the church ⦁ Connect with senior adults and address their needs ⦁ Provide pastoral care and visit the sick, shut-ins, and bereaved ⦁ Participate in the Presbytery ⦁ Be available to counsel members in need ⦁ Be Involved with church and community events…
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…will speak at the Yale University, Institute of Sacred Music Conference: Full of Your Glory: Liturgy, Cosmos, and Creation on Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 11:00 a.m. The title of his presentation is: “Baptism and Ecology: The Search for a Rite that Connects the Dots”. Dr. Galbreath is Profesor of Theology at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte. For more information: https://ism.yale.edu/events/liturgy-conference-2018/2018-yale-liturgy-conference-speaker-bios-abstracts#Galbreath…
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…the church uses. ● Demonstrate a commitment to the local church and its value in developing faith in students. ● Basic understanding of Reformed theology and the Presbyterian Church. ● Demonstrate a deep understanding of scripture and an ability to teach it effectively. ● 4+ years of experience leading or co-leading a student ministry in a large organization is preferred….
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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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This is a hybrid course which will meet requirements for Christian educator certification in the PC(USA). The hybrid format includes at-home/online work as well as in-class time on Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Richmond campus. Asynchronous online learning (at-home work) begins on February 24, 2020; online synchronous learning (live online class meeting) is March 24-26, 2020. Location: Union Presbyterian Seminary, Paisley Hall,…
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…Presbyterian Church in Akron, OH. Rev. Dr. Matthew Sauer (M.Div./M.A.C.E.’96) Co-pastor of the Manitowoc Cooperative Ministry (Manitowoc UCC, First Presbyterian PCUSA), chaplain for the City of Manitowoc Police Department, and a community leader in Manitowoc, WI. Rev. Dr. Lynn McClintock (D.Min.’87) Director of pastoral care at Westminster Canterbury in Richmond, VA. Rev. Dr. Harry Simmons (M.A.’84) Assistant professor of pastoral…
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…Janice Kominski, Charlotte Campus The Martha O. and Fred R. Stair Fellowship This award was established in 1981 by anonymous gifts to honor Martha O. and Fred R. Stair, fourth president of Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. The fellowship is awarded to a graduate elected by the faculty on the basis of promise in pastoral ministry. Hannah Miller, Richmond Campus…
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RICHMOND, VA (June 8, 2020) – Due to the continuing pandemic, all Union Presbyterian Seminary students, faculty, and staff will be learning and working online during the 2020 fall term. President Brian K. Blount said the decision was made now to allow faculty ample time to plan courses and give students time to make housing decisions. Details will be announced…
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RICHMOND, VA (April 17, 2020) — This year’s Currie Family Lecture is “I Weep Because I Have A Human Heart: Pandemics, Endemic Infections, and Early U.S. Protestant Missions,” with Dr. Erskine Clarke. The Currie Family Lecture began through a gift from Thomas Currie Jr. and is delivered annually through the Seminary’s Charlotte Campus. Dr. Clarke’s lecture will be held over…
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RICHMOND, VA (February 26, 2019) —Union Presbyterian Seminary celebrates with students who have been recognized by the faculty with the following Fellowship Awards for further study and professional development. Through these awards, the faculty recognizes outstanding academic work by students who also show exceptional promise for effectiveness in ministry. The Patrick H. and Mary P. Carmichael Fellowship This award is…
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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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…community in South Asia often at the receiving end of police brutalities, he is in solidarity with victims. Dr. Dorothee Tripodi, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Supervised Ministry, will invite student interns and their site supervisors to examine how the current anti-racism protests have impacted life in communities and how people of God might address and participate in systemic change. Dr….
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RICHMOND, VA (March 9, 2018) —Union Presbyterian Seminary celebrates with students who have been recognized by the faculty with the following Fellowship Awards for further study and professional development. Through these awards, the faculty recognizes outstanding academic work by students who also show exceptional promise for effectiveness in ministry. The Patrick H. and Mary P. Carmichael Fellowship This award is…
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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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Price Gwynn, aged 99, a loyal supporter of the Seminary and former trustee UTS 1/1/1993 – 6/30/1997, Union-PSCE 7/1/1997 – 12/31/2001, and a member of the Seminary Leadership Council, passed away on September 28, 2022….
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