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Ghana Travel Seminar: Learning at the Akrofi-Christaller Institute

…research in the Pauline interpretation of homosexuality. Dr. Settles’ is doing research on Black American Christianity. As one might imagine, there was a fervent discussion which continued past our scheduled time with them. I was struck by the depth of ACI presenters with respect to their historical understanding of Ghanaian Christianity. While some may be surprised that Christianity is growing…

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But I don’t know HOW to pray!

…comes time to pray in front of others it is as if we have no idea what to do. I remember feeling that way several years ago. I remember being frustrated that the prayer before our Thanksgiving dinner was handed to me once I started seminary because, as one relative said, “You know how to pray now!” I was terrified…

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Faith and Worker Justice Organizer–Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy–Richmond, VA

Faith and Worker Justice Organizer Purpose: To educate and engage congregations in VICPP’s economic justice programs and policy agenda. Job expectations: This is a full-time position based in Richmond, Virginia. The candidate is expected to be primarily in the office, with some travel. 2024 and 2025 the Faith and Worker Justice Organizer will: 1) Provide program support for the Virginia…

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Finding Our Genuine Voice

…with this in my own life as I discern the best way to respond to events in our world and in my community. Should I write a Facebook post, or not post at all? Should I address it directly or indirectly in my lessons and sermons? Should I say anything at all or just keep quiet and listen? Surrounded by…

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Middle East Travel Seminar: Our incredible journey in Galilee continues

…is most important about these sites is that they are sacred to believers from around the world who do not interpret things the same way, yet all stand upon the same holy ground when they are here. Debbie Kirk is an alumna of Union and Associate Pastor for Spiritual Growth and Nurture at Hudson Memorial Presbyterian Church in Raleigh, NC….

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Divine Correction

…have we ever said that to ourselves? Disciplining is not something that most of us would seek. Honestly, it is not on my short list of things to request; however, I know me and I need disciplining. My attitude needs disciplining, the path I walk, my mind, my tongue, and the list goes on and on. Without disciplining, I find…

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Union announces new trustees chair and members

…career as part owner of an insurance agency in Tarboro. He remains active in Howard Memorial Presbyterian Church and in a range of community activities in and around Tarboro. “My main avocation these days is this seminary job,” he said. “And I believe it was divinely directed. I retired from my job the day I accepted the call to be…

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Phyllis Rodgerson Pleasants Tessieri

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Reformation Tour: Who? The Reformation and those less well known

…Froschau printed many things for Zwingli and stood alongside him as he questioned practices in the church, and Bullinger carried on the message after Zwingli died. Grossmünster Cathedral where Zwingli preached (Tricia Vesely). Zwingli’s study (Tricia Vesely) It’s exciting (and dangerous) being a trailblazer. You’re forging new paths and exploring new ideas, and others want to engage with you….

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What Are You Offering?

…also doesn’t want to limit what she offers (including the plastic tab from the milk jug, always one of my favorites and one that makes me laugh through the entire day!). It is her way of expressing love and joy. It is her way of inviting us into the fun! Now, this isn’t just about my cats. This is about…

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Lights flicker at APCE event, signaling spirits

…and a little bit of fear that my expectations based on last year’s conference wouldn’t be met a second time. However, when I caught a glimpse of Rev. Dr. Laura Sugg across the room (my first Presbyterian pastor, the woman who welcomed me back into the faith in college and affirmed me in my call to Christian Education), I knew…

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‘The Many’ to perform at Union Seminary

…Sessions Tuesday, October 15, 9:00 – 10:30 a.m. – Creative Workshop Choices (participants select one) What in the world are we singing? Finding and creating songs for worship that better reflect our theology and calling to justice and inclusion. Doing liturgy as if our lives depended on it. How to create inclusive, anti-racist, poetic and moving liturgy that helps us…

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UPSem board of trustees elects new leadership

…church within its Diaconate Session and Men of the Church. Roberson was vice chair of Howard Memorial’s Presbyterian Retirement Corp., which was instrumental in creating The Fountains at Albermarle retirement facility in downtown Tarboro. He is the president of Fountain Roberson Anderson Insurance Agency and has 30-years experience in the insurance industry. Roberson is a 1971 graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill….

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Students join movement to strengthen Richmond community

…involvement in issues like environmental stewardship, said Babczak. “The seminary has been a dynamic, challenging, life-giving experience,” said Hill. “There is a distinct understanding who each of us is in Christ, and that creates an amazing community. In my second and third years, I saw how much the seminary influences metropolitan Richmond at large and how that sense of community…

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Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go?

…removal of statues honoring Confederate heroes and Christopher Columbus, and the Confederate flag has long been viewed by some as an infringement upon freedom of speech and erasing history. But what happens when that same freedom of speech is not afforded equally to all? What happens when such freedom of speech incites violence against others? What does it mean for…

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Started UPSem 2003: Rev. Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown (MDiv 2008)

…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. Chief Community Wellness and Health Equity Executive Novant Health Charlotte, North Carolina Rev. Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown (MDiv 2008) was born in Detroit, Michigan. After her father died when she was young, she moved into Detroit’s inner city with her…

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The “Holy Music” Beneath Our Feet

…decided to do something unconventional that allowed me to fully participate in this ancient practice. The effects were life-giving, and it only involved two steps: 1) take off your shoes 2) walk. This Sunday morning, I went for a walk—one of the few practices that I (sometimes) perform in a leisurely manner. But before I crossed the threshold of the…

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Union hosting authors of “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs From Jail”

…Engagement.” An article on his work at the Richmond City Jail appeared in the Richmond Times-Dispatch and he is currently working on a new book titled “Memoirs of Mass Incarceration: The Rhetoric of Revolutionaries, Witnesses and Survivors.” More information about Coogan is available on his website. Parking for the event is available on Melrose Avenue. See campus map for details….

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5 things about Russ Kerr’s summer break

…of the church? RK: This program is extremely important to the future of the church because it is ecumenical and it provides a space to learn from and with Latinx scholars and students. I learned a lot about what it means to be welcomed into a space where as a white person I was in the minority. RR: What exciting…

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Gems For The Journey: Victory In Stress – II Samuel 22:7

…Oh, if in our stress and trials we can see the Lord Jesus, high and lifted up, then it will surely be worth is all. Paul said, “Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.” When we arrive on that other shore, we will look back in victory, and…

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Alt-right rally: Clergy cannot be absent

…for the briefest moment I could not un-hear what this struggling young man said to the woman as he squirmed in pain and wiped his flesh with flowing water. I was gone before I could know what I heard but his words, please excuse me, were, “I hope you don’t think I’m a pussy.” I heard worse words all day…

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The gift of inclusion

…home, I remember asking them what their favorite part of the night was. Very quietly, almost lost in the chorus of “the games and crafts!,” one young boy said “my favorite part was being included.” My heart stopped as I looked at the eyes of this sweet child. I asked him if he wasn’t usually included, “not all of the…