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…that we will have trials and that it is possible to profit from them. The point is not to pretend to be happy when we face pain, but to have a positive Jesus outlook (consider it “pure joy” because of what trials can produce in our lives). James tells us to turn our hardships into times of learning. Tough times…
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…violence here and try to make their way to a new life. I hope and pray that the stories we have heard and the heartbreak we have felt will come back home with us and keep us always mindful of the price that many have paid and continue to pay in their witness for the gospel of Jesus Christ and…
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…Theology & Food Justice Nancy Myer: Lifelong learning Senator Scott: Finding community and connection Colleen Earp: Camping, conservation, and chickens In “Reference” to Paula Skreslet Paul Smith: From police officer to pastor Heather Woodworth Brannon advocates for housing justice in Richmond BY MOLLIE TRAINUM When Dana Purdom moved from Los Angeles to Charlotte in 2005 to provide a better life…
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…a dynamic presence in and throughout the Gainesville area. About the Ministry The children, youth, and families of First Presbyterian love their church and the opportunities they get to participate in through the children and youth ministries. During the school year, over 60 children and youth are actively engaged across a few different weekly discipleship options. Most notably is the…
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…in 1974 when she succeeded the school’s founder, Josephine Newbury. In 1982, under Ramsey’s leadership, the school received the Sarah Hill Brown Early Childhood Education award from Richmond Area Presbyterians. “Liz was the most lovely and gracious professional educator, ” said former Chesapeake Academy Librarian and PSCE alumna Pam Macaulay (M.A.’83). “Her passion and energy was to train the next…
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By Helen Bessent Byrd (M.Div.’07) Paul told his mentee, Timothy, to teach the church in Ephesus that “The love of money is a root of all kinds of evil (1 Tim 6:10a).” In the everyday vernacular from Peterson’s Message Bible, Paul advises, “Tell those rich in this world’s wealth to quit being so full of themselves and so obsessed with…
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…with everyone on campus were priceless. These relationships still impact my personal and ministry life today. In addition, the pastoral and grace-filled approach employed by professors helped me make it through the rough times in my journey of faith and life.” After graduation, Hyrams initially had no intention of becoming a pastor. But she did just that. “Twice I served…
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…women in ministry, based on the writings of Paul when Paul actually commended a woman deacon in Romans 16:1-2. Women were also an integral part of the ministry of Jesus. The women who followed Jesus showed up at the tomb when the men were afraid to show up. Many Christians today deny the existence of racism and how they unconsciously…
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…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. Pursuing MDiv Local Pastor Piney Grove UMC and Shady Grove UMC Staff Attorney Lexipol Clyde, North Carolina Born and reared in the mountains and foothills of the Carolinas, Jason Smith now calls Clyde, North Carolina, home. Before landing in…
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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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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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…for monuments and markers that bear witness to America’s tragic racial history to remain in public places and sacred spaces? How do these symbols continue to shape the identity of our national and local communities? How are they still speaking to us? Why should they go? What should replace them? Please join us as we seek answers from a panel…
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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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This is a hybrid course which will meet requirements for Christian educator certification in the PC(USA). The hybrid format includes at-home/online work as well as in-class time on Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Richmond campus. Asynchronous online learning (at-home work) begins on February 24, 2020; online synchronous learning (live online class meeting) is March 24-26, 2020. Location: Union Presbyterian Seminary, Paisley Hall,…
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…of the Church in the world God has “so loved.” Participants will prepare their own notes prior to each class meeting, from which they will engage with peers during class discussions. Appreciative inquiry will characterize class sessions. Enrollment is limited in order to facilitate participation of all class members. This course is Part I of a two-part series. Part II…
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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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Dr. Stanley H. Skreslet, F. S. Royster Professor of Christian Missions, will present a lecture entitled “Migration and World Christianity.” The event will be conducted virtually. Participants will need to register to receive the link to the event page which contains the recorded lecture. After viewing the lecture, participants are invited to join Dr. Skreslet for a live Q &…
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…be held at The Saint Paul’s Baptist Church, Creighton Campus. Registration is required. For details, visit the Center for Womanist Leadership website. The gathering will explore pressing questions, engage in rigorous inquiry, and open communication essential to the well-being of black womankind. There will be panel presentations, table talks, plenaries and multifaceted, intergenerational and innovative conversations across disciplines and among…
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…included. “Our current organ has very little repertoire that suits it particularly well, so it is particularly thrilling to hear it play something that fits its delicate, antiquated sound so beautifully,” seminary music director Doug Brown said. The pipe organ has been called the “king of instruments” because of its huge range of tones, from the softest whispers to the…
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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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…the church and its leaders.” Previously, Jones was director of recreation ministry for Crestwood Church in Midlothian, Virginia, where she planned and directed recreation programs to enhance community engagement and served as both the visionary and the manager of the ministry to participants and families. She also helped launch a learning community focused on connecting Richmond area parish and non-parish…
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