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BY MICHELLE WALKER Two black students in Richmond and three in Charlotte will be graduating in spring 2018. Richmond’s commencement ceremony is May 19; in Charlotte, commencement happens on June 30. Both ceremonies are open to the public and it’s always meaningful to have alumni present. This year the Th.M. and M.A.C.E. degree programs are represented in the graduating class….
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…boy born in a small town in the backwoods of Alabama in the late 1930’s, I was taken by one of my uncles to see a tree where Negroes were lynched. As I was later raised in Harlem, New York, that statement by the police lieutenant brought back memories of that tree in Alabama. To this preacher, who participated in…
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BY ALEX AMPOFO The APCE workshop I attended focused on how the roots and fruits of every Christian congregation are based on hospitality. The presenter stated that hospitality is “a friendly reception and treatment of guests or strangers. In other words, it is the quality or disposition of receiving and treating guests and strangers in a warm, friendly generous way….
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…in which a new social, political, and economic climate exists. Dr. Tom Long’s plenary Tide Talk further solidified what the Holy Spirit appears to be illuminating–Behold, (the tide is changing), I am doing a new thing (Isa. 43:19). God’s loving judgment is calling us to give up cherished things that may have become idols so that God may set things…
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…public worship and faith formation at the local, grass-roots level. An advisory board of pastors and teachers from a variety of backgrounds assists in the grant selections, and the program is generously supported by Indianapolis-based Lilly Endowment Inc. Founded in 1937, the endowment’s major areas of programming are religion, education, and community development. For more information on the grants program,…
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…(CASE) recognized UPSem for “overall performance” as well as “overall improvement” among private professional and specialized institutions. It is a rare distinction for a school to win both awards in a single category the same year. The Overall Performance Award is given to colleges and universities that show solid program growth, breadth in the base of support and other indications…
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…the formation of religious identity in children birth-to-12. “The project provides an opportunity to rethink what it means to nurture children’s spirituality at home, in congregations, and in the public realm,” Dr. Yust said. “It also connects the seminary with its roots in the Presbyterian School of Christian Education (now federated with Union Presbyterian Seminary), reclaiming its legacy as the…
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…in honor of the first ordained Black woman in the United Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon, Jones said Union Presbyterian Seminary is demonstrating a commitment in word and deed to developing womanist leaders for the Church in the world. “In making this action, the board acknowledged that the seminary has benefited demonstrably in its resourcing from gifts of…
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…altered irreversibly, and “they began to think of themselves in disoriented ways. They were forced into racial encasement,” isolating their bodies from the land.” “Christians forced them to do this and imagined it was the right thing to do.” The consequences were profound and enduring. “The racial wound is a wound inside the geographic wound,” said Dr. Jennings, “concealed through…
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…be Rev. Dr. M. Craig Barnes, former president of Princeton Theological Seminary. Focusing on how to help pastors be pastors, Dr. Barnes will provide insights on pastoral identity. On Tuesday, May 7, the Alumni luncheon will feature Rev. Lori Raible one of the first alumni of UPSem’s Charlotte campus, where she earned her M.Div in 2006. A second term…
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…adjusted total support if appropriate), evaluation of what contributed to the total support figure, overall breadth in program areas, pattern of growth in each program area, pattern of donor growth among alumni donors and other individual donors, impact of the 12 largest gifts on total support, total support in relation to the alumni base, and type of institution. Judges use…
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…in the U.S. Army in the China-Burma-India Theater in World War II. He was a member and Post Commander of Post 84 of the American Legion, serving on its memorial rifle squad for 12 years. A celebration of Moses’ life was held at Tuckahoe Presbyterian Church, 7000 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia, on March 3. Memorial gifts may be made to…
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…whatever is left over from your paycheck or by working another job). Once this first debt is paid, move on to the next debt on your list by rolling the money that would have been used on the first debt into paying off the second (here’s where the snowball idea comes from). If you’re more concerned with interest rate, you…
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…at odds with each other to create endless conflict and therefore make them pliable and easier to control. And it worked! It worked well when the minority Alawite Muslims were put in power in Syria and the Sunni majority was subjugated to them. It worked well when the Sunni Muslims were put in power in largely Shiite Iraq. It worked…
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…all: money. Money is a major cause of conflict in relationships, but understanding your partner’s money preferences is one step to combat potential conflict. Just because you may discover that you and your partner differ in how you value money does not mean that you are incompatible together. However, it is vital to your relationship that you are aware of…
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…present time to envision a future in which God’s will is done. However dark the present may be, the future that God will bring is bright indeed. Life was extremely difficult for Jeremiah despite his love for and obedience to God. When he called God for relief, God’s reply in effect was if you think this is bad, how are…
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…the process. “Self-care is huge,” she says. Her personal favorite form of self-care is crafting, and she often spends her free time scouring Pinterest for new projects. “My plan is to keep doing what I’m doing today and be ordained while doing it,” Myer says. “I’m a lifelong learner. I know that I can be better at what I’m doing.”…
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…ceramics, the central pattern is reminiscent of both the cross and the tomb. Fissures in the bowl shatter the beauty of the original design. There is an ancient Japanese process, Kintsugi, which uses gold to heal the cracks in broken pottery. Throughout the centuries gold has been used in Christian paintings to represent the presence of the Lord. Here, the…
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…of Houston. Rev. Jacqueline M. Hannan (M.Div.’94) We are in the midst of it all right now but let me see if I can offer a small picture of this event. First, let me say that what you may have seen in the news is accurate but gives only a small picture of how horrible it is in the…
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…on this GiveCampus link. Consider making a multi-year pledge. Or send a check made payable to Union Presbyterian Seminary and indicate on the check the gift is designated “for Yaupon Place.” Mail to Evelyn Terry, Union Presbyterian Seminary, 3401 Brook Road, Richmond, VA 23227. Thank you in advance for your financial support and prayers for the success of Yaupon Place….
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…(person) feel inferior, you don’t have to compel him/her to accept an inferior status, for he will seek if for him/herself.” Armstrong High School provided students with the intellectual prowess and social engagement with each other, such that many of us have excelled in life, knowing we have a responsibility to make a contribution to society. Inferiority was never the…
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