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…Sunday evening, my high school youth gathered for Bible Study and discussed the scriptural phrase “Here I Am” and what it means when we respond to God in the same way as Moses, Samuel, and Mary. We looked at the world where we are, who we are as individuals, and whose we are in relation to God. At the close…
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…for 24 years. McCormick was surrounded by family when he died, according to his wife Sherry who sang in the church’s choir. “David’s seven decades as a church musician enriched the lives of those in his many choirs,” she posted on Facebook. “I’m sure he will be conducting heavenly choirs soon. Rest well, I love you!” David W. McCormick, left,…
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…just about getting a foot in the door (and that’s a lot easier when you know someone on the inside). While you’re waiting, try picking up a side job (like the suggestions here) or take Professor John Vest’s approach and envision a new way of “doing church” where you create the role for yourself. Merge your passions together and start…
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…1 Peter 5:10a, “After you have suffered for a little while [and God determines how long a little while is] God will himself [God’s assurance] restore, strengthen and establish you”. “Restore” means to make complete. “Strengthen” means to enable you to stand fast. “And “establish” means to place on a firm, secure foundation. That is what the God of grace…
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…youth opened their whole being to the people they were serving. The way they listened, spoke with, laughed with, worked with, and even sang with those who they were “serving” brought tears to my eyes. The service wasn’t the meal provided or the clothes sorted, the service wasn’t the hours signed off on for school – the service was a…
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…opportunity for those studying and the community where it serves, but the seminary provides a supportive extended family for its students. Slaughter explains, “We are really a family. Professors will invite you to their homes and take you out to eat. The spirit within the building feels freeing and uplifting.” After graduation, Slaughter hopes to use her degree to enhance…
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…back from what we know to be proper and allowing the chaos to break through as we meet our people where they are. In those chaotic, unfocused, and improper moments we can begin to take steps forward together. Sure, there are those who wonder why in the world I would choose to use “toxicology” and “cataract” in the same sermon…
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…seminary. For 17 years, Purdom has worked as a hairstylist. She owns a salon, but she has reduced her hours to three days per week so she can concentrate on earning her Master of Divinity. She hopes to transition into full-time ministry in the future, though she is open to whatever form of ministry the Lord leads her to. Being…
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…addressing these matters effectively. My thoughts on the value of the faculty’s work this summer echo one of the authors who listened to our podcast. She expressed how she was “so very moved by the intentional, personal, honest and soulful engagement” by those of us on the podcast who were willing to “dive into the deep waters of discovering current…
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…authentic black sounds into worship. The Toni Morrison course allowed me to see the importance of fiction in Womanist work.” Morton plans to pursue a Ph.D. while continuing her work with the CWL. She said, “The propensity for the change the center offers aligns perfectly with what I have been called to do.” The Charlotte graduates are receiving M.A.C.E. degrees….
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…of history and hope. The top picture is the Chapel at the Divine Providence hospital in San Salvador where Archbishop Oscar Romero was assassinated while serving communion on March 24, 1980. The picture below is a chapel built near the spot where the bodies of three nuns and one lay person we’re found on Dec. 2, 1980 near Santiago Nonualco….
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…Reconciliation Union Presbyterian Seminary Charlotte, NC; Rev. Eboni Marshall Turman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Theology and African American Religion Yale University Divinity School New Haven, CT; Rev. Dr. Charles Dupree Rector, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Richmond, VA); Steve Crump Steve Crump WBTV Reporter, WBTV News Charlotte, NC Top photo: Robert E. Lee Monument, Richmond, VA. (photo by Mollie Trainum)…
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…we have responsibilities too. We are stewards of the provisions. We may use them, but we must take good care of the earth. When we fail to care for the environment, we damage its use by future generations. Just think about it, coal mining on the land, oil drilling in the oceans, clear-cutting the forests, chemically polluting the waters and…
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…“My student activism made little difference to apartheid, but it made all the difference to me,” she recalls. “It shaped how I think about the task of the church in the world.” Decades later, her lived experience has shaped her vision of integrated spirituality where faith and life come together. Helping people contemplate some of the ways the church’s public…
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…una iglesia reciban una atención integral. Ese objetivo resulta particularmente pertinente en los tiempos actuales en los que los creyentes enfrentan fuertes temores ante la incertidumbre por el futuro cercano. En esta exposición se mostrarán algunos elementos terapéuticos de la laboral pastoral y su relevancia para una sana vida comunitaria. Among its many aspects, pastoral ministry entails a therapeutic component…
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This year, Portland, Oregon played host to the 222nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) that kicked off June 18th. The week long event has already made history with the election of co-moderators for the first time, Denise Anderson and Jan Edmiston, as well as adopting The Belhar Confessions into the Book of Confessions. Union graduates, alums, professors, and…
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…the plaza. We made a brief stop at the Iglesia El Rosario to take in Mass and see the sunshine through the beautiful stained glass windows. The singing had a beautiful and enchanting sound in the church bouncing off the colorful brick wall, which had more glass embedded to reflect the light. It was truly a beautiful and stunning experience….
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…we will gather in the Turner room at the Levine Museum of the New South in Uptown Charlotte for a reception in your honor. The reception will include socializing, refreshments, an update on the seminary, and a tour of the museum. Because this event is a reception for you, it is free of charge. The seminary will also cover the…
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…to stand alone as a moral authority so often? While we cannot agree with both sides, or often one side, we cannot be absent. Photo credit: Jay McNeal Union: What are your biggest takeaways from this experience? JM: Getting a stage, having the conflicts, sparking violence all escalate further violence. The perpetuating of violence will be against the people for…
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CHARLOTTE, NC (April 14, 2021) – Susan Grubbs Hickok, the first employee of Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Charlotte, North Carolina, campus and former Associate Vice President for Advancement, died April 3 at home with family. She was 70-years-old. A virtual memorial service was held April 11 at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Charlotte. This service can be viewed on the Covenant website.…
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…character and pastoral qualifications which are compatible with our Mission Statement. In addition, the candidate shall demonstrate the ability to meet the organizational and operational needs of the Church and provide for the spiritual welfare and well-being of the Church and the Greater Lake Wylie, South Carolina area. Please visit our church website CCLW.org and send your resume to: searchteam@CCLW.org…
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…Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) engage in the practice of emotional, spiritual, and pastoral care in clinical settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, hospice facilities, or prisons. CPE course credits fulfill the agency/institutional requirement for M.Div. or Dual degree programs. To discern your supervised ministry options, consult with your denominational representative and your instructor. Students may take CPE as general electives….
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