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…all who were blessed to hear him. Dr. Raheb is a passionate, thoughtful, funny, insightful, and challenging speaker. He reminded us that the Bible, our sacred Scripture, our sacred stories, came from Palestine, his homeland. The Bible, he informed us, did not come from the Bible Belt. He made us laugh with a story he told related to a trip…
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…accordingly. This cloud of witnesses include my first pastor, the late Rev. Dr. C.W. Rice, Jr, of the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church of Altavista, Virginia; my uncle, the Rev. Dr. Hyrum Green Payne, Sr. of Mt. Evergreen Baptist Church of Concord, Virginia; and my maternal grandmother, the late Mrs. Jochebed Waller Payne of Gladys, Virginia. Collectively, these four individuals who…
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…open arms. Jesus of Nazareth’s ministry is so identified by travel that the Gospel of Luke records much of his ministry as a travel narrative. The early Christians, following the pattern of the Apostle Paul, not only traveled extensively but depended on the hospitality of strangers in foreign lands. In many cases, hospitality made the difference between life and death…
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…Jamestown. This is the Korean school’s sixth year partnering with UPSem and its 29th year in this type of program. Korean elders participated in worship and sang a wonderful Korean hymn. The visiting students refer to themselves as the 29th cohort, which they have placed on a long, horizontal banner that hangs in Paisley Hall while they are on campus….
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…and if it is genuine faith, testing and trials develop its persistence. God tests us in order that He might produce patience in our lives. It is patience which will make you a full grown Christian, but how does God produce patience in you? You will never become patient by simply trying it; but neither will the Holy Spirit place…
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…at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. A CNN reporter turned to Alex Evans (M.Div.’87), then chaplain to the Blacksburg Police Department, and asked him: “Well, preacher, what are you going to tell your congregation this morning?” Evans, who was then serving as pastor at Blacksburg Presbyterian Church, was not a stranger to sudden violence. That past fall, at 4 a.m. on…
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…Holy ground India travel seminar: Leaving our shoes at the door India travel seminar: Joyful unpredictability India travel seminar: Same but different BY DR. PAULA OWENS PARKER As I listened to the presentations at the Visthar Conference and Retreat Center (on the outskirts of Bangalore), it became clear to me how much the dynamics of justice and injustice, dominance and…
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…his political tenure loomed over our service. However, worship was a refreshing experience where we were truly welcomed by a passionate, faithful, and deeply spiritual congregation. From there we packed our bags and left for beautiful Antigua. We were extremely lucky to be traveling to the colonial town on the day of a very important soccer match which we attended….
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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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…and spatial practices were transformed by acts of violence among Egyptian ascetics. She has also co-edited and translated “The History of the Great Deeds of Bishop Paul of Quentos and Priest John of Edessa: Texts from Christian Late Antiquity volume 29” (Piscataway, New Jersey: Gorgias Press, 2010). She contributed to “Melania: Early Christianity Through the Life of One Family” (University…
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RICHMOND, VA (March 4, 2022) – Union Presbyterian Seminary Associate Professor of Church History Christine Luckritz Marquis has authored a new book that offers a fresh examination of a critical juncture in Christian history and brings into dialogue narrative strands that have largely been separated in the scholarly tradition. ”The book is designed to reunite two parallel scholarly narratives because…
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…to certification in that program area. Note: Participants do not need to be seeking certification in order to take any of the courses offered. For those seeking certification, courses are outlined in the schedule below. Christian Educator Certification Courses These online courses are designed to meet the requirements for Christian Educator Certification in the Presbyterian Church (USA). Courses offer both…
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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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Lilly Endowment Inc. grant is one of 84 to theological schools across the U.S. and Canada preparing pastors for Christian congregations RICHMOND, VA (January 10, 2022) – Union Presbyterian Seminary will use a nearly $1 million grant to help churches respond theologically and not reactively to racism, the pandemic, climate change, and other issues of public concern affecting congregations and…
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The SONIS application is only one part of the application process. Please visit our applications page for complete lists of application requirements for each degree program. Getting Started With SONIS Steps to complete an online application: Open UPSem SONIS website Select APPLY ONLINE Select CREATE NEW APPLICATION Select the degree program you are interested in applying for from the…
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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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…Carolina, Wilmington John W. Kuykendall, President Emeritus, Davidson College Kathryn L. Johnson, Professor of Church History and Historical Theology, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Amy Plantinga Pauw, Professor of Doctrinal Theology, Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary Stuart Nixon, Journalist and Lay Lecturer, Presbytery of the James Sean Michael Lucas, Professor of Church History, Reformed Theological Seminary; Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Hattiesburg (PCA)…
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…Award from the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE). Davis is well known to the Charlotte campus, where she has served as a visiting associate professor of Christian education and as associate pastor for children and their families at Myers Park Presbyterian Church. Her work in church and community is extensive. She has served as parish associate for Fountain Inn…
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John Holt Rice John Holt Rice followed Hoge into theological leadership at Hampden-Sydney. In 1821, Rice was named the Seminary’s theology professor by Hanover Presbytery. Agent for the theological library, member of the Hampden-Sydney Board of Trustees, a founder of the American Bible Society, publisher of the most prominent religious magazine in the South, and the successful pastor of First…
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