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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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…Colorado. An ordained pastor in the National Presbyterian Church of Mexico and former executive secretary of its board of education, he has served as pastor, moderator of the Berea Presbytery in Mexico City, and instructor in seminaries in his native Mexico. Dr. Arjona brings an exemplary teaching resume, a growing retinue of important publications, a deep location in and commitment…
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Richmond, VA—Have you ever been curious about Gandhi’s influence 75 years after his death? Join multi-lingual author and religious scholar, Dr. Leela Prasad, to learn more in her upcoming Dawe Lecture on Wed. March 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Lake Chapel at Union Presbyterian Seminary. She’ll help attendees understand what Gandhi meant by the “a religion that underlies all religions”…
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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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The Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center is hosting a Syngman Rhee Peace Symposium on January 14-16, 2025. The symposium will be honoring Rev. Dr. Syngman Rhee and celebrating his memory and vision. Participation is free but registration is required. Register here. For accommodation arrangements, please register by November 22, 2024. For general attendance, please register by December 6, 2024….
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…dignity of all persons Welcome and seek to learn from the experiences of diverse persons and communities Listen to the pain and take seriously the trauma experienced by those who are oppressed and treated unjustly, while standing in solidarity with them Acknowledge and actively resist the systemic racism that is so toxic and destructive in our society, and in the…
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Ernest Trice Thompson, Jr passed from this life to the next on Saturday, February 18, 2023 at the age of 89. He was born in Richmond, Virginia where his father served as a Professor at Union Presbyterian Seminary. Ernie earned a Master of Divinity degree from Union Presbyterian Seminary and served on its board of trustees from 1/1/1987 to 5/3/1997….
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…Arizona State University Michele Nierle B.F.A. Kutztown University Angela Lenora Palmer, B.A. Judson University Catherine Parler, B.A. Converse College Alexander Craig Powell II, B.A. Presbyterian College Mary Grace Reynolds, B.A. University of Tennessee Margaret Alexander Smerko, B.A. Meredith College Mollie Rebekah Trainum, B.A. Regent University George Dulany Williams, B.A. Shepherd University Samantha Jo Zeigler, B.A. Westminister College Master of Theology…
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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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…22, 1968, he served churches throughout North Carolina; first as an associate in Fayetteville, and then as senior pastor in Morehead City, Charlotte, and Wilson where he retired after 26 years as senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Although in declining health, he continued to serve part-time in Pinetops and finally to simply preach from his scooter at Bethany Presbyterian…
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…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. Marina Luckhoo, Charlotte Campus ### Contact: Mike Frontiero Union Presbyterian Seminary mfrontiero@upsem.edu…
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…of Virginia who ought to preach, and that is Dr. Moses Hoge. I consider Dr. Hoge as the ablest and most interesting speaker that I ever heard in the pulpit, or out of it … and if he has a fault (which being mortal, I suppose he cannot be free from), I have never heard it pointed out.1 Dr. Hoge…
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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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Union Presbyterian Seminary alumnus Dr. Patricia Jane Turner-Olds eternally rested on September 1, 2021. She was born on October 13, 1950, in Birmingham, Alabama, to Dicy Jane Stephens and Raymond Turner, Sr., who preceded her in death. Her memorial service will be available to view via livestream on Saturday, September 11, at 3 p.m. OBITUARY…
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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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…Even with a staff of four pastors, there is just too much work to go around! At first, I figured if I could just plan and prioritize better, I could make it work. I bought a whiteboard and divided it into the four very general sections of my job – youth group, confirmation, young adults, and general. I listed important…
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…and caring for the less privileged in the society. As an evangelical I seek God in prayer, scripture-reading, confession/repentance, Holy Communion, silence, and rest. Prayer is an integral part of my Christian life because it connects me to God. In prayer, I communicate with God, seek good things, and request forgiveness. In times of joy, success, prosperity, sorrow, pain, loss…
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…To know that the strong, independent woman of Ruth and her people walked in this arid hilly land of Moab and then for us to walk on those same grounds is absolutely incredible and an honor in itself (Ruth is one of my favorite women in the Bible if you can’t tell…biblical reference: Ruth 1:1-5)! In Madaba, we saw a…
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…was reminded as I reviewed facilities in the schools and churches just how blessed UPSem is with its infrastructure resources, its library, and its wonderful endowment. We have so very much to be thankful for and to be willing to use in service of God’s mission in the world. I also learned just how much we do not know about…
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…boy born in a small town in the backwoods of Alabama in the late 1930’s, I was taken by one of my uncles to see a tree where Negroes were lynched. As I was later raised in Harlem, New York, that statement by the police lieutenant brought back memories of that tree in Alabama. To this preacher, who participated in…
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This is post 3 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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…have claimed the promise of the resurrection have inspired me to levels in life that I am not able to express in message or post, and would take me a lifetime to articulate at an introductory level. But alas, Dr. Katie Cannon is in a class alone on anyone’s Mt. Rushmore of faith! She deserves her own mountaintop monument in…
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