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…to give the kids everything they want, but the parent lost their job. The young student who is trying to get into college but can’t afford the application fee to even begin the process. Where is the mercy? It is in our hands. I wonder if we are so focused on winning the game that we forget the purpose of…
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…(reactionary and/or reflective thoughts), liberated my voice and taught me how to write poetry: “Run, Sista, Run;” “Read God,” and: The very person I think I’m not, I am. I don’t want to be a leader, but I am. I don’t want to be a follower, but I am. I don’t want to be responsible, but I am. I don’t…
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…in beautiful homes, they walk in beautiful, peaceful streets. They commemorate, preserve, and enjoy life in ways worth emulating. Secondly, I can now say I have tasted a hint of what it is like to be an outsider and foreigner. Communicating in a language and culture one is not fluent in is harrowing enough in low-stakes situations. But to do…
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…God, nor is it a part of our spiritual DNA. God has given us power; power to withstand and overcome whatever we must journey through. COVID-19 appears to be powerful, but God is all-powerful, almighty! There are individuals who have turned inward and act in selfish ways, rather than allowing agape love to flow through them to others. We cannot…
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…voting is simply his responsibility. “I see it as an extension of my faith expression. We are to do justice in the world. We use the tools our society gives us. We exercise our beliefs through voting,” he says. “It’s been remarkable to see how seriously our students take their participation in the democratic process,” Adams says. “Civic participation is…
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…four year term. “God is calling me into a challenge but for enormous blessing ahead. I am a team builder and prayer warrior. I see my success in this,” Rev. Yonas Yigezu said. Yonas Yigezu pursued his early education in Horest Spinnings Junior Secondary School in Challia, Wollega and Ghimbi High School. He then studied in Westhill College, England, where…
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…Reformed Tradition. The course offers a guide for close reading of passages, featuring peer discussion of the meaning and message of selected biblical texts. In a final course project, students write a paper in which they present their exegesis (interpretation) of a biblical passage. Students also prepare a presentation in which they draw from the fruits of their exegetical study…
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Dean McFayden will participate in the Trent Symposium from March 29-April 3, 2019. The Kittye Susan Trent Symposium, a collaborative effort between Second Presbyterian Church, Roanoke, VA, and Union Presbyterian Seminary, assists newly ordained pastors who show promise for one day leading larger congregations. The symposium assists the pastors in continuing to bridge the gap between seminary and congregation, exploring…
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…$195, if register after January 21, 2020, includes lunch on Tuesday, 2/18 Additional $10 for optional lunch on Wednesday, 2/19 Meals: Lunch is included for Tuesday, 2/18, with optional lunch on Wednesday, 2/19. Snacks also included in the cost of registration. When you register you will be asked to indicate any food preferences (gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, etc.). CEUs: 1.2 CEUs…
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…grounded in both academic and ecclesial contexts, her students are assigned to participate in their congregations and communities as a part of their educational experience. Her focus on practical pedagogy is not only to develop more committed and knowledgeable educators and ministers, but also more committed and knowledgeable congregants. Workshop Description: In this interactive workshop participants will not only learn…
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…Reformed Tradition. The course offers a guide for close reading of passages, featuring peer discussion of the meaning and message of selected biblical texts. In a final course project, students write a paper in which they present their exegesis (interpretation) of a biblical passage. Students also prepare a presentation in which they draw from the fruits of their exegetical study…
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…are presented on the history and mission of the church. Given Currie’s vocational interest in the connection between the church’s historical work and its present mission, the lecture series seeks to explore that link, examining how the past might inform our present and direct us toward a faithful future. The Currie Family Lecture is expanding into the Currie Family Professorship….
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…pastoral and theological insights will address this topic, including how to respond to a loved one with dementia and conduct a funeral, the content of Scripture on death, and pastoral care for those who are dying and their families. This webinar stems from the most recent themed issue of Union Presbyterian Seminary’s journal “Interpretation,” which is read by pastors, rabbis,…
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…Union Presbyterian Theological Seminary and the author of Strategic Leadership for a Change. (While reading this book is not essential for participation, it can prove helpful. There will be a limited number of copies of the book available the day of the event.) Participation in this workshop is limited only to Congregational Teams from the Presbytery of the Miami Valley….
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Dean Ken McFayden will participate in the Trent Symposium May 6-11, 2022. The Kittye Susan Trent Symposium, a collaborative effort between Second Presbyterian Church, Roanoke, VA, and Union Presbyterian Seminary, assists newly ordained pastors who show promise for one day leading larger congregations. The symposium assists the pastors in continuing to bridge the gap between seminary and congregation, exploring ways…
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The Bible Department announces its first webinar/colloquy of the school year: Monday, October 4, 4:30 – 5:45 p.m. (Eastern time). The webinar will feature Dr. Brittany E. Wilson, Associate Professor of New Testament at Duke Divinity School, discussing her provocative new book The Embodied God: Seeing the Divine in Luke-Acts and the Early Church (New York: Oxford University Press, 2021)….
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Location: Paisley Hall on the Richmond campus Led by: Katie Geneva Cannon and Paula Owens Parker Cost: $195 ($150 for those who register by February 27, 2017); includes lunch on April 4 and 5 CEUs: 1.5 *************************** Click here to register for Writing (Righting) Wrong: Memory, Resistance, Resilience *************************** Description: In this workshop we will assess and redress the muted,…
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…Reformed Tradition. The course offers a guide for close reading of passages, featuring peer discussion of the meaning and message of selected biblical texts. In a final course project, students write a paper in which they present their exegesis (interpretation) of a biblical passage. Students also prepare a presentation in which they draw from the fruits of their exegetical study…
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…Reformed Tradition. The course offers a guide for close reading of passages, featuring peer discussion of the meaning and message of selected biblical texts. In a final course project, students write a paper in which they present their exegesis (interpretation) of a biblical passage. Students also prepare a presentation in which they draw from the fruits of their exegetical study…
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…and prepare to find and experience God in unexpected places. In places of suffering and illness, in pain and sorrow, God is there with those who are hurting — and also with us in our times of trial. As we make our way to the cross this Lent, as we carry our crosses on a daily basis, we also ought…
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