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Bringing Good News: 40 Stories of Congregations and the Ministries that Transformed Them celebrates innovative ministry programs around the country. It is compiled by Professor Emeritus of Christian Education Henry Simmons and Certified Christian Educator Rita Boyer (M.A.C.E.’10), Prospect Presbyterian Church in New Jersey….
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…the two. The degree will enhance ministry competencies in areas such as proclamation, evangelism, education, interfaith relations, and community advocacy and engagement based on personal and vocational interests. Students will gain a deepened capacity for theological reflection on the practices of ministry, especially with respect to social justice and witness. Total tuition for this multi-year degree program is $10,000. Students…
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…p.m.: Get to know the Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation February 6, 2025 at 7 p.m.: Get to know the Center for Excellence in Christian Education March 10, 2025 at 2 p.m.: Supervised Ministry and Vocational Planning Please fill out the form at the link below to register and receive zoom information. Sign Up for Admissions Virtual Open Houses…
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RICHMOND CAMPUS Union Presbyterian Seminary 3401 Brook Road Richmond, VA 23227 Toll Free: 800-229-2990 Admissions: 804-278-4221 Security: 804-278-4357 CHARLOTTE CAMPUS Union Presbyterian Seminary at Charlotte 5141 Sharon Road Charlotte, NC 28210 General Information: 980-636-1700 Admissions: 980-636-1662…
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We are excited to begin conversations about your calling! To learn more about our degree programs and application process, please fill out the following Inquiry Form. Alternatively, you can contact our admissions office at admissions@upsem.edu Director of Admissions, Richmond: Annie Franklin Arvin call/text 804-291-8314 or email annie.arvin@upsem.edu Director of Admissions, Charlotte: Ashlee Anderson call/text 980-475-1066 or email ashlee.anderson@upsem.edu It’s Your…
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…sure. She blazed a path, no doubt. And she did it with a beguiling combination of gentle grace, affable humor, and persistent brilliance. Though I never had the opportunity to take a course with her, she made a point of getting to know me. I remember conversations with her in the cafeteria. In crowded hallways in the main classroom building….
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…both conservative and progressive communities. For example, a group of hedge fund millionaires is leading the charge against the homeless by offering model legislation that supports criminalization and forced institutionalization. This group, the Cicero Institute, has been linked to private prison funding and an anti-immigration stance in the past. It is disheartening that many members of the faith-based community are…
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…American woman ordained in the United Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Established in 1936, the Henry Luce Foundation seeks to enrich public discourse by promoting innovative scholarship, cultivating new leaders, and fostering international understanding. The Foundation advances its mission through grantmaking and leadership programs in the fields of Asia, higher education, religion and theology, art, and public policy. For more information, please…
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…clergy salary below. If you prefer to read this info, keep scrolling down for a summary or download the accompanying PDF here for detailed examples and information. Average effective salary range 2016 (for a pastor with <6 years service) Solo pastor of a 50-100 member church: $47,863.16 Solo pastor of a 101-200 member church: $51,950.71 Associate pastor of a 201-500…
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…“is that when it comes to a host of social and political issues, the Bible has much less to say than is generally supposed.” The opening lecture on Monday night, May 6, 6:00 p.m. in Watts Chapel is entitled “Does the Bible Affirm a Right to Life?” Also in Watts Chapel, Tuesday, May 7, at 9:00 a.m. is “The Bible…
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…home, I remember asking them what their favorite part of the night was. Very quietly, almost lost in the chorus of “the games and crafts!,” one young boy said “my favorite part was being included.” My heart stopped as I looked at the eyes of this sweet child. I asked him if he wasn’t usually included, “not all of the…
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…minister and director of admissions at Barber-Scotia College and as the interim pastor of St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church in Cleveland. A native of Savannah, Georgia, Singleton earned degrees from Talladega College in Alabama, Jacksonville State University in Alabama, and Union Theological Seminary (now Union Presbyterian Seminary) in 1988. Singleton joined the Board of Trustees in 2006 and served for nine…
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…church within its Diaconate Session and Men of the Church. Roberson was vice chair of Howard Memorial’s Presbyterian Retirement Corp., which was instrumental in creating The Fountains at Albermarle retirement facility in downtown Tarboro. He is the president of Fountain Roberson Anderson Insurance Agency and has 30-years experience in the insurance industry. Roberson is a 1971 graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill….
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…activism on?” she questions. “We need to interject theology into our politics and politics into our theology.” Unfortunately, from Martinez’s perspective, the church still has strides to make in its role as an advocate for oppressed communities. “I see the church getting involved in some ways, but unfortunately I haven’t seen religious communities really support the work of impacted communities…
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…and a little bit of fear that my expectations based on last year’s conference wouldn’t be met a second time. However, when I caught a glimpse of Rev. Dr. Laura Sugg across the room (my first Presbyterian pastor, the woman who welcomed me back into the faith in college and affirmed me in my call to Christian Education), I knew…
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…they truly value what they’re doing in their own ministries and the amount of preparation that they invest in lectures and section discussions is evident.” As for the next step, Frost is currently open to whatever God’s plan is. He’s looking for a head of staff position, one where preaching is part of his responsibilities. He advises those thinking about…
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This is post 8 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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…directing Yaupon Place. You can easily make an online donation to Yaupon Place by clicking on this GiveCampus link. Consider making a multi-year pledge. Or send a check made payable to Union Presbyterian Seminary and indicate on the check the gift is designated “for Yaupon Place.” Mail to Evelyn Terry, Union Presbyterian Seminary, 3401 Brook Road, Richmond, VA 23227. Thank…
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…may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit” (Rom. 15:13). (See the website for giving opportunities. When you give, write BAA on the line with your name if you give online and on the memo line of your check for tracking purposes!) All who believe in and follow the Triune God, including helping those in need, will…
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…in order to get? Reflecting on giving in church or giving back to God, such giving is an act of stewardship, as defined in the Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms— “the responsibility given to humans in creation for managing the resources of the earth. Christian stewardship involves the whole of life since all life comes from God and is to…
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…giving. Be certain to screen the charities, Stinson said, to ascertain their accountability and effectiveness. This stress on generous giving to charities is consistent with the teaching of Paul in his second letter to the church in Corinth. The Apostle told them of the generous giving of the churches in Macedonia and encouraged them to excel in generous giving also….
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…to be in the best interests of the Negroes, the South, and the nation as a whole. Dabney’s legacy is one of sad insularity. He constructed an inflexible theology and nurtured a seething hatred for the North. It was his all-consuming racism, however, that seared his view of life. Immediately after the war, he was alarmed over the freedmen in…
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