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…psychology, along with religious studies, offering a wide scope of education for women to thrive. In between these fulfilling events in compassionate partnership, we went to the Ram Krishna mission center and Hindu Ashram. There, a Brahmachari offered us insight into the Hindu faith as it is practiced there, with focus on coming to an understanding of our oneness and…
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…primary focus is to provide pastoral care to campers and staff over the entire summer camp season. This job qualifies as my Church in the World requirement under community engagement, but I have come to understand the responsibility as chaplain as much more interdisciplinary than neatly defined course descriptions (which believe me, I love a well-defined syllabus). In this position,…
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…gifts were offered in a ceremonial fire. Prayers of gratitude and hope, prayers for courage and strength, and prayers asking for forgiveness and healing were offered over that fire. It was moving and beautiful, haunting and also unexpectedly familiar. It was a comforting end to a day that didn’t always feel comfortable. We began our day yesterday with the sad…
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…way the congregation says (ie. the way that particular parishioner wants). The hardest part of this is that as we strive to be professional and kind, we struggle to respond to these comments because we know that our thoughts are in no way appropriate, even if they are in response to an even more inappropriate comment. I am personally incredibly…
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…compassion, we have seen a trend of outright attacks on people on the streets. There is contempt. There is vilification of people in ways that we are still struggling to address and fully comprehend. There is little understanding that people experiencing homelessness are often the victims of criminalization patterns, scorn, and community outrage. We have reached an inflection point, with…
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…and spiritual autobiography, to the fellowship with colleagues committed to the Christ’s vision in the world, to the closing plenary and worship complete with mass choir and band, there was much to take in as we considered together what the conference theme “God With Us in the Chaos” means for our individual and collective lives as the body of Christ….
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Dr. Ken McFayden will lead a discussion on the topic of “Ideological Diversity” at Ginter Park Presbyterian Church for the adult education group meeting in the fellowship hall. The discussions will take place over three sessions on April 8, 15, and 22, 2018 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Rev. Michelle Freeman Owens will lead the discussion on April 15th. Dr….
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Monthly dinner gathering of the Baptist House of Studies Rev. Dr. Art Wright, Senior Pastor at Williamsburg Baptist Church, will share about his journey and the very real struggle of Imposter Syndrome….
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William R. Freeman (M.Div.‘01) While turning the pages of the Friday, February 9, 2018, edition of the Richmond Times-Dispatch my eyes lit up as I read an article reprinted on page A-3 from The Washington Post—“Study: U.S. students deeply ignorant of slavery history.” Below is 90 percent of that article: “Consider this from a new report on how U.S….
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…to inhabit when we live under such burdens. I’m reminded of the mystic philosopher Simon Weil, who wrote that “grace fills empty spaces, but it can only enter where there is a void to fill.” Anxiety leaves no space for grace when the mind oscillates between scurried thoughts and panics at the idea of inactivity or failure. But recently I…
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…congregation at Grace Presbyterian Church for the last hour of their four prayer service celebrating this occasion. The service started at 4:00 a.m. We joined them at 7:00 a.m. and it was a packed house! Director of the Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center for Christian Education and Assistant Professor of World Christianity James Taneti (at right in pulpit) speaking at…
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…The degree will enhance ministry competencies in areas such as proclamation, evangelism, education, interfaith relations, and community advocacy and engagement based on personal and vocational interests. Students will gain a deepened capacity for theological reflection on the practices of ministry, especially with respect to social justice and witness. The Doctor of Ministry degree is an advanced professional doctorate that builds…
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RICHMOND, Va. (October 30, 2018) – Union Presbyterian Seminary has been awarded a grant to develop a map to help churches find new ways to communicate the value of religious practices for children and families in a diverse and complicated world. The daily lives of American children and families are significantly affected by ongoing cultural and institutional religion shifts. Technological…
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…is nothing frozen about these chosen. As we passed through the gates into a sultry open-air sanctuary, we were greeted by a sea of swaying hips, swinging arms, clapping hands, and singing voices. These people are not drunk, as you suppose. It’s only nine in the morning! Acts 2:15 Our Ghanaian sisters and brothers embody joy in worship — even…
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…perceptions that this relationship entails. In her new book “Friendship and Virtue Ethics in the Book of Job,” Vesely argues that for Job, the virtues of loyalty, compassion, courage, humility, honesty, hospitality, and practical wisdom are essential to a relationship of friendship. These traits of character are most fully embodied in actions of advocacy. In addition to a detailed examination…
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…as vitally committed to helping people live out their own passion for ministry and service.” He cites several examples of Union’s commitment to “being nimble and forward-leaning as it addresses the needs of the church and the world in the 21st century.” Among those examples are the seminary’s Leadership Institute and its curriculum for Christian education as a resource for…
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…move our political representatives even when they seem reluctant to move. We must stand when it comes our turn to stand. At present, it is our turn to stand with the people of Charlottesville. They have been hard pressed by the evil of bigotry and racism that forced itself upon their community. Such evil is neither lethargic nor stationary. It…
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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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…describes as “the center of my world. He comes only a close second to God on my list of dearest loves.” Consumed by words and stories, Smith’s first career was in journalism, a subject she studied at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. She was called to seminary while working as a Christian educator. The questions asked by her youth…
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…honor, and I will never forget her generosity. I plan to take time off to relax and reflect on my journey through seminary. Afterwards, I will be looking for a position where I can attempt to bridge the gap between the African-American community and other cultures. I will help to build the kind of “beloved community” that Dr. Martin Luther…
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…our work in certain directions, then it is also the case that scholarly work may reshape us, sometimes quite radically. There are some who, having entered the world of biblical scholarship from a base of personal experience and piety, have wandered into the study of the history of religion, for example, and found themselves unable to return to their theological…
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…ideas, try new things Guide the church in a fiscally sound manner Present ideas to committees for committee deliberation and decisions (move away from clergy-centered church) Coordinate monthly newsletter, weekly updates Manage conflicts Assist with stewardship Follow FPC Ocala’s Policies & Procedures Manual Please contact the Chairman of our Pastoral Nominating Committee, George Tomyn, at gtomyn2012@gmail.com, or self-refer on the…
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