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…fascination with how children, youth, and young adults interpret and express their faith, especially in a time where communication is the fastest it has ever been, and during a time where mainline Protestant faith expression is often a mumble in a crowd of shouting. I have heard from the campers and staff a need to name the problems in their…
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…of travel from both Richmond and Charlotte, our group of eight students and two faculty — Drs Paul Galbreath and Christine Luckritz Marquis — have safely arrived in San Salvador, El Salvador (Richmond crew pictured above)! Our CEDEPCA (Protestant Center of Pastoral Studies of Central America) guides were patiently waiting for us to make it through customs and after a…
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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner We have waved goodbye to our families and packed up the trees. The magi still follow the star, but we are returning to the light of our calendars. Bring us pause, Gracious God. Before we plan for what is next, help us to give thanks for what has been. For the family…
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…in Strickland’s home to a highly successful non-profit organization that serves 250-300 neighborhood youth daily and includes a pre-school, a high school, a work leadership institute, after-school programs, summer camps, and, a soon-to-open restaurant that will serve as a job training site for CHAT program participants. Strickland’s message to students was an inspiring one, conveying CHAT’s passion for relationship-building in…
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…this book, I (Dr. Jeff Fisher) knew that I wanted to read it and that other faculty members did too. Around the same time was the killing of George Floyd and the international response to that incident. Kuyper College issued a statement on social justice and many of us began engaging in the practices of lament, listening, and even protesting….
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…with us. We had an uneventful border crossing into Israel and now have another stamp in our passports. We crossed at Eliat and stopped at a nearby kibbutz to enjoy the “world’s best ice cream” which was in fact quite delicious. Our journey continued from the northernmost tip of the Red Sea along the coast of the southern half of…
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…professionally while I am “out and about” and I am likely to clam up (not as often as I used to, but it is definitely still a struggle!). I have spent time thinking about this “clam up” response and have realized that it is merely a response to how I think the other person will respond. It seems that every…
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…the greater Charlotte area. In fact, it was remaining in the area that helped convince him that UPSem Charlotte was an ideal choice for his seminary education. Small states, “Ultimately, I was convinced after some research that I would get a good seminary education at UPSem Charlotte. I lived in Charlotte, and I had to continue to work. The program…
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Rye Presbyterian Church, a 1,000-member congregation in Rye, NY (Westchester County) is in a season of transition. Two co-pastors have served the church for 11 years, and one will retire at the end of 2024. The search has begun for a new co-pastor. Additionally, the associate pastor for Christian Education is leaving for a new position after serving five…
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…to be involved in both mission and policy. I have always thought I would be better suited to work in a non-parish setting in community organizing. I am slowly realizing that working in a parish setting doesn’t necessarily mean giving up my passion for social change. In fact, I’m witnessing firsthand how churches can be active agents of change by…
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Today’s Ghanaian journey started at the Kakum National Park in southern Ghana, near the coast. The park’s prominent landscape is tropical forest, accounting for 90% of its area. It is one of three places in Africa with a canopy walk through the trees. Within the park boundaries are 266 species of birds, buffalo, forest elephants, civets, Colobus monkeys, red river…
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…death. Faith is organic; a ‘learned spirituality,’ that is spontaneous and fluid. Griot teaching griot is a co-dialogical faith formation process of transgression and transformation. It creates room and space for critical thinking and encourages multi-generational, two-world cultural living dialogue that requires one to intentionally listen and hear. A griot teaching griot pedagogy is interactive and participatory. It supports student-centered…
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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner I was recently reminded of a sign that I once saw at a church I visited. Hanging above the coffee machine, which I assume was set up as a welcoming gesture to all who gathered in this space, I read a handwritten note – “It was turned off. Who turned it on?…
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…mementos. Jim Smylie embodied the historian’s primal suspicion that every piece of physical data touching on one’s subject area could become meaningful, if only placed in its proper interpretive context. Some packrats never produce anything of their own, content merely to guard hemorrhaging troves of ephemera. Not so with Jim Smylie. In nearly 600 publications, he ranged widely across the…
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…a GoFundMe page to help support her grandparents who have been featured on Inside Edition, ABC News, and their local ABC News station. While Malibu is often associated with celebrities and wealth, not every resident falls into that category. When his wife’s grandparents moved there 41 years ago, the area was completely undeveloped and it wasn’t the celebrity paradise it…
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…begins to “kick in.” “That focus on older youth is, of course, important, but so much of who we are is formed when we are children,” says Yust. Furthermore, she points to major shifts in how families—particularly Millennial families—view organized religion and new ways children are absorbing information in the digital age from a world that is excitingly diverse but…
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…to gather together — a sacrifice of time and efficiency that is at odds with our western mindset. I couldn’t understand every word, but I didn’t need to. I understood the message being conveyed — worship is a joyful party and everyone is invited! Jen Brothers is a Master of Divinity student at the Richmond campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary….
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…Upper Room, and it is believed that the first Pentecost was celebrated there as well. The traditional site of King David’s Tomb is also on Mount Zion. Dr. Mitri Raheb We traveled to Bethlehem to meet with Dr. Mitri Raheb, president of Dar al-Kalima University College of Arts and Culture. Dr. Raheb Is a Palestinian Christian who is an outspoken…
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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner There is a Facebook group which always makes me laugh as I realize I am not alone trying to understand the many lessons which fall in the category of “Things They Didn’t Teach Us in Seminary.” When I reflect on the last ten months of my job, I can add interior design…
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…Jesus Christ be praised and glorified by those who witness for peace and reconciliation here in Guatemala, down in El Salvador, and also in our nation, in our lives, and at Union Presbyterian Seminary as we live out what we have lived in and lived through on this journey. Gail Henderson is a Master of Divinity student at Union. …
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…Reformed Tradition. The course offers a guide for close reading of passages, featuring peer discussion of the meaning and message of selected biblical texts. In a final course project, students write a paper in which they present their exegesis (interpretation) of a biblical passage. Students also prepare a presentation in which they draw from the fruits of their exegetical study…
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…leading larger congregations. The symposium assists the pastors in continuing to bridge the gap between seminary and congregation, exploring ways to put important theory into effective practice. Professors, experienced ministers, and qualified laypeople lead seminars in the context of a large, vibrant congregation. Dr. Ken McFayden is Academic Dean of the Richmond campus and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development….
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