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…Church in the World, and yet both the Church and the realm of theological education are expanding and changing rapidly. What an exciting and hopeful time for Union Presbyterian Seminary! The seminary is thriving on both campuses. Our committed faculty and staff continue to demonstrate both expertise and innovation. Together with you, we are beginning to celebrate the profound impact…
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…agencies include Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion. You can request a free report from each of these agencies every 12 months by visiting AnnualCreditReport.com, while FreeCreditReport.com (an entity of Experian) offers free reports every 30 days. Although some sites like WalletHub.com offer reports and scores together, it’s a good idea to get all three reports every year to see a detailed…
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…and check in with one another about our activities. Usually, those conversations would end with laughter. And when we learned one day after many months, that the reason we both were not scheduling lunch meetings during the week was because we were sneaking home at noon so we would not miss the latest episode of “The Young and the Restless,”…
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…are approved for those seeking ordination in The United Methodist Church. Union Presbyterian Seminary is. This made Smith’s decision easier. However, what truly sold him on enrolling in UPSem Charlotte was the design of the program. “I found UPSem’s Charlotte program to be unique. I was drawn to the opportunity for a traditional cohort experience, despite the nontraditional part-time schedule…
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…up shared praises, joys and sorrows, and petitions to the Deity. The prayers could be bold and provocative — though, as a man of peace and consistent benevolence, he never traded in guile, polemic, or anger. His prayers were eloquent, but did not waste words. They were typically succinct — even epigrammatic in their rhetorical strategy — exhibiting a delight…
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Rolling Hills Presbyterian Church seeks a full-time Associate Pastor to serve our congregation as we grow our faith and church family. We are a Community of Grace, growing and serving in joy. We strive to make a positive impact across the sanctuary, across the street and across the sea. Rolling Hills is the second largest church within the Heartland Presbytery…
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On Martin Luther King Day, more than 50 African-American women working in diverse contexts in the community participated in a “conscientization luncheon” to discuss how gender justice concretely transforms life in the direction of non-alienating experiences for African-American women and the wider environment in which they are situated. The Richmond campus event was led by Professor of Christian Ethics Katie…
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…opportunity for a just future. It was good to see the faces of so many friends who are activists in the climate and environmental justice movements. Some of them I have not seen face to face for some three years, as we have been largely sequestered because of the pandemic. I think I was as uplifted by the handshakes and…
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…American Academy of Religion. Named after the late Dr. Donald G. Dawe and his wife, Nancy Dawe, the annual Dawe Lecture series promotes ethical religious understanding and interfaith dialogue. Established by a generous gift from Dr. Coleman Longan honoring Donald and Nancy Dawe, the lecture series seeks to contribute a deepened awareness and insight in areas of intellectual and especially…
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…experience to take in all the sites, and people, and food. Needless to say, we are all very tired after our first day in India and making the most of it as we continue to adjust to the time difference. We will continue to keep you posted on our experience! Top photo: From right, Drs Samuel Adams and James Taneti….
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As we collectively peer, yet again, into the abyss that is hatred for those who are different, I confess that I am cast into a weary and almost reclusive silence. I know that my words are insufficient to express the pain of those who are similarly wearied. They are certainly insufficient to express the horror we all feel for those…
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…since that time, the seminary has been pleased to allow anyone and everyone from every part of the city free and unencumbered access to the land,” Blount said. “Union has been a good neighbor to the Northside community for over 100 years. The BZA’s decision helps us continue in that effort by contributing new housing to the community and creating…
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…in the weeks prior to the election, yet did not receive them in time to mail them to their respective election offices, despite multiple attempts to resolve “clerical errors.” Both were told there had been an issue with the address they had provided and that the ballots were thus undeliverable. While Zeigler received her second ballot the day before the…
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…the people of God, we should be reminded that our assembly in God’s house is not the only place or time that God’s children can lift their voices in worship and praise! For many African Americans we recall our fore-parents’ recollection of the churches in the bush harbor…down by the river, in the woods, when the enslaved Africans and their…
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…every student I’ve had the privilege to teach shares in this award,” said Davis. “I am who I am because of the journey we share and Union’s enduring commitment to excellence in Christian education.” While pursuing her undergraduate degree at Marshall University in classics, philosophy, and religion, Davis served as the director of Christian education at Enslow Park Presbyterian Church…
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…Bank E. Ayn Welleford, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Gerontology, Virginia Commonwealth University The Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities works with schools, businesses, and communities to achieve success by addressing prejudices, in all forms, to improve academic achievement, increase workplace productivity, and enhance local trust. A list of past honorees can be found on the center’s website. …
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M.A.C.E. student Eric Robinson shares his reflections on attending the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) 2017 Annual Event in Denver, Colorado. In the workshop, “Creating Beautiful Worship,” we had the opportunity to use multiple intelligences to develop different portions of the liturgy for an APCE worship. In our group, we used the refrain of “God is our refuge. God…
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…in 1482 by the Portuguese, the oldest enslavement dungeon on the coast. The second Cape Coast Castle was built by the British in 1664. Each tour was emotional as we learned about the separate dungeons for males and females. Each was devastating, seeing the narrow doorway titled “the door of no return” where the enslaved Africans were taken away from…
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…Lives by Karen Marie Yust. Jossey-Bass, 2004. The complete book list can be obtained by contacting Jenna Campbell. Another highlight of the event was the plenary address delivered by Reverend Jon Brown. He spoke on the theme “Seeking Refuge in the Chaos.” His words were very inspiring as he encouraged the listeners to envision the mountains surrounding the city as…
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…the Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership, and the Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center for Christian Education. The M.A.P.T. program consists of 36 credit hours, making it possible for students to complete the degree in 2 years. If you would like more information about the M.A.P.T. degree, contact our Admissions office at 804-278-4221 in Richmond or 980-636-1662 in Charlotte….
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Alumni & Friends Luncheon at the APCE Conferences Friday, February 8, 2019, 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Galveston Island Convention Center 5600 Seawall Boulevard Galleon II Room, First Floor Galveston, Texas 77551 You don’t have to be registered for APCE to attend the luncheon. All alums and friends are welcome. The cost to attend the luncheon is $20. Register now!…
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