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…you from spiraling into debt by forgetting how much you currently owe and being unprepared to pay it off before interest rates get the better of you and your finances. Student Loans: There’s an upside to those loans! If you pay your loans in full and on time, it will increase your credit score. However, defaulting on your loan payments…
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…the contributions of Christian language—particularly confession and repentance—to the discussion of racial injustice, I turn now, in closing, to a concept Dr. Lapsley introduced that I found particularly poignant—even haunting. Within the confessional practice, one of the specific failures cited in the PTS audit was “a failure of theological imagination.” I was struck by this reminder of what a gift…
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Reflections on a Decade of Witness By Rodney Sadler I prayed two times on Monday… Monday, April 24, was quite a remarkable day, all told, when I think about the fractured nature of our world—the divisions among our nation’s peoples, the conflicts that seem almost insurmountable. I got to participate in two moments of union in one day. Most of…
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…Lilly Endowment’s Compelling Preaching Initiative, a new program will offer a path to nurture and support 120 early career pastors over five years. The Bridge for Early Career Preachers will help nurture and support 120 new ministers during the next five years to develop their voices for faithful, imaginative, intelligent, energetic, and loving proclamation. The Bridge is being funded through…
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…pastorate, this time the Second Presbyterian Church of Roanoke where he served until his retirement in 1996. He was honored to have been Pastor Emeritus of Second Presbyterian Church where, because of an abiding friendship with his successor, the Rev. Dr. George C. Anderson (’85), he continued to teach and provide pastoral leadership from 1996 until very recently. His two…
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…for the growing UKirk Collegiate Ministries Association, the PC (USA) national campus ministry association. In addition to the Academy of Religious Leadership, American Academy of Religion, Dr. Hinson-Hasty is a member of Lectio Jubilate, “The Joy of the Text”, a pastoral formation cohort of pastors from across the country for more than a decade. Dr. Jacqueline Lapsley, President, commented: “Lee…
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“What does God mean when a police officer whacks you over the head because you are black?” I got chills as I read James Cone’s words for my theology class. Did he really write those words back in the 1970’s? How is this still happening? Charlotte was a scary place these past few weeks. But for many of my black…
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…parents in my “Parents of Young Children” group (a mouthful, huh?) “What resolutions have you made and how do they reflect your faith and how God works in your life for YOUR CHILDREN?” Since then, I have also asked my general young adult group and my youth advisors a variation of this question. It was interesting to look at both…
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…harder than I could have expected. What if it had been at one of their schools? What would I do? Where would I go? Would I wait in the sanctuary, doors open, ready to pray with those who came seeking God? Would I rush to the school and stand with parents watching for their children to walk through the door,…
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…across the stage to receive my Master of Divinity degree from Union Presbyterian Seminary in 2015, I was relieved to know that I’d submitted the final writing assignment of my seminary career. No more papers or projects! No more deadlines! Freedom never sounded so sweet. Little did I know that three years later, I’d be joining Union’s Tour of the…
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…Krupa Prathipati and her husband Rev. Victor Paul pleasantly punctuated our anxious day. The moving arathi (welcome) at Visthar, a retreat center and advocacy organization focused on gender justice, sustainability, and peace, where we will spend the next two and a half days, further enlivened our souls. A fabulous concert with Persian and Hindustani melodies to end the day taught…
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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. Pastor Riverside United Methodist Church New Bern, North Carolina Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Rev. Dr. Doug Harr (MDiv 2018) was a Captain in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps, serving in Hawaii, Georgia, North Carolina, Missouri, Korea, and…
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By Veronica Thomas (Union PSCE, M.Div.’07) For God did not give us a spirit of cowardice, but rather a spirit of power and of love and of self-discipline (2 Timothy 1:7 NSRV). In his book entitled Fear, John Rathbone Oliver quotes a learned doctor who had under his observation and care a patient who was suddenly possessed with fear, and…
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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. Pastor Hermon Presbyterian Church Rock Hill, South Carolina A son, brother, husband, and father, Rev. Jonathan Davis (MDiv 2014) is originally from Shulerville, South Carolina. Davis finished high school in Andrews, South Carolina, before enrolling in college at the…
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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. Director of Intercultural Education The Puriyninchik Association Covadonga, Peru Born in Peru and proudly connected to his Quechua indigenous community, Rev. Noe Juarez- Loayza (MDiv 2010) moved to the United States in 2003 to live near his wife’s family….
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By Rev. Sandra Caldwell-Williams (Union Presbyterian Seminary, M.Div., M.A.C.E. ’06) Often during trying circumstances, I pick up pen and paper or go to my computer and begin to release my anxieties using words. In March of 2014 amid some trying personal circumstances, the Romans 12:2 passage spoke to me loud and clear, and because I am often a very hardheaded…
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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. Chaplain Queens University of Charlotte Charlotte, North Carolina Born and reared in Monroe County, West Virginia, Rev. Joey Haynes (MDiv 2019) now calls Charlotte home. Proudly Baptist by heritage and ordination, Haynes left the state in the mid-2000s to…
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Union Presbyterian Seminary learned with great sadness of the passing of Martha Daniel Newell — a great lady and devoted friend of the seminary. President Emeritus of Union Presbyterian Seminary Louis Weeks reflected, “We’ll really miss Martha Newell. She was a constructive and joyous Christian. She exercised a profound ministry in Richmond and more broadly in the Church.” Her pastor…
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…on our streets, in our law enforcement agencies, in our government, in our families. White supremacy was indeed exhibited by the clergy there to oppose it. “Clergy needed in the parking lot” sounded over the church’s loudspeaker. As a faith leader who helped to recruit clergy, I was committed to responding. Walking out into the parking lot I heard a…
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…There was the video of Eric Garner saying, “I Can’t Breathe!” There was even the video of Philander Castile being shot in front of his child and the child’s mother while sitting in the front seat of his car. Then there’s the video of George Floyd; people saw a man on the pavement, with the knee of a law enforcement…
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…attempt to cover the pain brought on by mentions from others about family parties, vacations, and work schedules. We decorate our homes and light candles, reciting a script that we just can’t completely stand behind right now as we struggle and wonder what plan God has for us. Why? This is the time when we should celebrate that in all…
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