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Supervisor Guidelines

…a participant in the mentoring team meetings but should ensure that mentoring team members understand their responsibilities. Mentoring team responsibilities are ministry reflection, prayer, support, feedback, vocational discernment, writing mentoring team assessment report is a part of the final assessment. The student sets and communicates the agenda for each meeting. The mentoring team meeting should occur three times per term….

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Christine Luckritz Marquis

Theology/Ethics/History

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Dr. Robin McCall Named Seminary Librarian

Richmond, VA (January 31, 2023)—Welcome to Dr. Robin C. McCall, our new Seminary Librarian and Assistant Professor of Bibliography and Research! Robin received her B.A. from the University of Virginia, her M.Div. from the Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond and her Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary. Robin also received her M.L.I.S. from the University of North Carolina—Greensboro. Her most recent…

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Professor Katie Cannon, first black woman ordained in PC(USA), dies at 68

RICHMOND, VA (August 9, 2018) – The Rev. Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon, Annie Scales Rogers Professor of Christian Ethics at Union Presbyterian Seminary, first African-American woman ordained as a minister in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), and a foremost scholar of the womanist movement, died Wednesday after a brief illness. She was 68. “Dr. Cannon was greatly admired and loved by…

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“Hers some wotor four you”

…I should even be making a cup of coffee at all? As a visiting pastor, I began thinking about all that this said about the congregation with the grieving currently filling the space and the healing that needed to take place. As a visitor, I wanted to run far away and never return. If this is the note that is…

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Middle East Travel Seminar: The Western Wall, Temple Mount, and Dome of the Rock

…Middle East Travel Seminar: Diverse cultural perspectives in Roman-era Zippori Middle East Travel Seminar: A day of memory, history, hope… and sweets! Middle East Travel Seminar: The Western Wall, Temple Mount, and Dome of the Rock BY PAT & CYNTHIA BARROW Thunder rumbles as we gather for an early breakfast. After grabbing our rain gear, we walk through bands of…

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4 things about Sam Shields’ summer break

…teaching the curriculum and more “formal” care giving/receiving conversations a responsibility to the voiceless, providing a space for their voices to be heard. This is done through campers leading parts in worship, prayer stations, and through listening to concerns shared throughout the week. Like the Paraclete, I walk beside these people, aiding in their journey, wherever that journey may be….

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6 things about Katie Thomison’s summer break

…to be involved in both mission and policy. I have always thought I would be better suited to work in a non-parish setting in community organizing. I am slowly realizing that working in a parish setting doesn’t necessarily mean giving up my passion for social change. In fact, I’m witnessing firsthand how churches can be active agents of change by…

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Our Central America travel seminar has landed!

…of travel from both Richmond and Charlotte, our group of eight students and two faculty — Drs Paul Galbreath and Christine Luckritz Marquis — have safely arrived in San Salvador, El Salvador (Richmond crew pictured above)! Our CEDEPCA (Protestant Center of Pastoral Studies of Central America) guides were patiently waiting for us to make it through customs and after a…

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Started UPSem 2006: Rev. Lorenzo Small (MDiv 2013)

…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. Pastor First United Presbyterian Church Charlotte, North Carolina Born in Norfolk, Virginia, but raised in Dunn, North Carolina, Rev. Lorenzo Small (MDiv 2013) graduated from North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro, where he studied finance. After graduation, Small…

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Congregational Corner: Creating Space

…to that very long list which as been created through the group of the same name. My congregation recently moved into a brand new education building which has been both very exciting and very stressful. Thankfully, I was not involved in the original planning and architecture design because figuring out which area rugs and paintings will go into my classrooms…

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Ghana Travel Seminar: Time for church!

…as they dance to the offering plate not once, not twice, not three times, but four. Four offerings were taken, and the parade of women and men dancing down the aisle only grew with each call. We were hot and sweaty, but the Ghanaian women and men were beautifully clothed in bright colors and beautiful patterns often denoting their lay…

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Director of Ministry for Children and Youth–Rye Presbyterian Church–Rye, NY

Rye Presbyterian Church, a 1,000-member congregation in Rye, NY (Westchester County) is in a season of transition. Two co-pastors have served the church for 11 years, and one will retire at the end of 2024. The search has begun for a new co-pastor. Additionally, the associate pastor for Christian Education is leaving for a new position after serving five…

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What a Difference a Gift Makes!

…but I knew my parents did not have money for that. At the end of my first week at home, an acceptance letter from Temple University arrived. Now what? I needed money to travel to Philadelphia and pay for sundries. Reminded my parents didn’t have the money on hand, I wrote to a couple who gave me a $1,000 scholarship…

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California wildfires affect Union families

…a GoFundMe page to help support her grandparents who have been featured on Inside Edition, ABC News, and their local ABC News station. While Malibu is often associated with celebrities and wealth, not every resident falls into that category. When his wife’s grandparents moved there 41 years ago, the area was completely undeveloped and it wasn’t the celebrity paradise it…

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Middle East Travel Seminar: Sacred ground above the Dead Sea

…the Dead Sea. Along the way, we saw groves of date palms. A safari park with ostrich and the mining operations that extract minerals and salt from the sea. At last, we reached our destination, Masada. A recent flood wiped out parts of the Snake Trail that winds to the top so the intrepid climbers in our group had to…

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Strengthening Faith Formation Among Children

…children develop the faith necessary to confront the new realities. And, third, budget cuts throughout traditional Christian denominations are hamstringing church educators’ and pastors’ ability to reach the upcoming generation. Dr. Karen-Marie Yust Yust has “worked with kids” throughout her 30 years as a Christian educator, pastor, and professor, and during those years she has seen the need for better…

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Black Religious Education and Public Ministry

…Georgia. During the meeting, a group of Black Religious educators, scholars, and activists from around the United States gathered to lament over the racially instigated murders of Black men and women that had taken place during the past few years. Those needlessly murdered included Trayvon Martin (2012), Eric Garner (2014), Michael Brown (2014), Tamir Rice (2015), and the parishioners of…

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Griots’ Dialogical Roots of Faith

…in intergenerational teaching and learning. As Wimberly and Parker assert, “We are the human links between past-present and present-future generations of African ancestors” to contemporary and forthcoming generations. Faith formation is inter-generational and intra-generational; shaped and nurtured by a history, heritage and legacy of culturally embodied faith stories and memories. Our faith journey communicates learned wisdom experienced through dreams, visions,…

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Congregational Corner: A prayer for the new year

By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner We have waved goodbye to our families and packed up the trees. The magi still follow the star, but we are returning to the light of our calendars. Bring us pause, Gracious God. Before we plan for what is next, help us to give thanks for what has been. For the family…

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Living in Darkness?

…darkness is passing and the true light is already shining. Anyone who claims to be in the light but hates a brother or sister is still in the darkness. Anyone who loves their brother and sister lives in the light, and there is nothing in them to make them stumble. But anyone who hates a brother or sister is in…

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Remembering James H. Smylie

…Missions Naturally curious about a great many things, Jim Smylie spared no effort to gather information and then generously shared what he learned with a variety of publics. His office was a testament to his industry, even if a challenge to human mobility. Unsteady mounds of books, papers, and newspaper clippings vied for space with overstuffed filing cabinets and personal…