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Travel Seminar: Witnessing for Freedom – Education & Advocacy as the Ongoing Work of Social Justice

Travel Seminar: Witnessing for Freedom – Education & Advocacy as the Ongoing Work of Social Justice

…of Churches. We will learn about current church-based initiatives for Civil Rights and Justice at the Presbyterian Office of Public Witness, learn how to advocate for justice issues at the U.S. Congress, and then put those new-found skills to work as participants visit the offices of their congressional leaders. Recognizing that the work of social justice requires partnerships across denominations…

Charting a Course for Liturgical Theology Symposium

Charting a Course for Liturgical Theology Symposium

Join us in Belk Chapel on the Charlotte campus for a conversation in anticipation of the retirement of Paul Galbreath, Professor of Theology, Ethics, and History. Featured guests will be Martha Moore-Keish, J.B. Green Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary, and Claudio Carvalhaes, Professor of Worship at Union Theological Seminary. Please rsvp to Mary Ellen Vernon (mvernon@upsem.edu) by April…

Readings from “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail”

Readings from “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail”

“Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail” by David Coogan, associate professor of English and co-director of the Open Minds Program at Virginia Commonwealth University, explores racial conditions, economic traps, and turning points on the path to imprisonment in modern America. William Smith Morton Library will host a series of readings featuring Coogan, Naji Mujahid, Tony Martin, and Stanley Craddock,…

Post-Retirement

Post-Retirement

Location: Paisley Hall on the Richmond campus Led by: Representatives from the PC(USA) Board of Pensions Cost: There is no registration cost for this event. Lunch is $12. Click here for more information and registration through the Board of Pensions. Description: An informative update on state of the Pension Plan and other resources, this seminar on post-employment retirement planning is…

Dr. Blount to preach on Revelation in Ivy, VA

Dr. Blount to preach on Revelation in Ivy, VA

On Sunday, December 11, 2016, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Ivy, Virginia, will welcome Dr. Brian K. Blount as the guest lecturer for the Adult Forum at 9:30 a.m. in the Parish Hall. Dr. Blount will be lecturing on Revelation. Dr. Blount is the President and Professor of New Testament in the Walter W. Moore and Charles E.S. Kraemer Presidential Chairs…

Union Seminary to host “Icons Reimagined” exhibit

Union Seminary to host “Icons Reimagined” exhibit

Union Presbyterian Seminary will host a free public exhibit, titled “Icons Reimagined,” beginning November 1, 2018, at William Smith Morton Library, 3406 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia 23227. The exhibit will feature oil paintings and collage/mixed media works by local artist Kay Vass Darling along with books from Morton Library’s collection pertaining to icons, worship, and iconography. The exhibit will be…

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Thursdays, September 5-October 10 Instructor: Dr. Paula Parker There are three inherent components to womanist spiritual direction: 1) formation through practices, 2) companionship, and 3) vocation to do the work your soul must have. This course will offer an opportunity to experiment with spiritual disciplines, identify the essential qualities of spiritual companionship and draw inspiration from the spirit directed lives…

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Thursdays, September 5-October 10 Instructor: Dr. Paula Parker There are three inherent components to womanist spiritual direction: 1) formation through practices, 2) companionship, and 3) vocation to do the work your soul must have. This course will offer an opportunity to experiment with spiritual disciplines, identify the essential qualities of spiritual companionship and draw inspiration from the spirit directed lives…

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Thursdays, September 5-October 10 Instructor: Dr. Paula Parker There are three inherent components to womanist spiritual direction: 1) formation through practices, 2) companionship, and 3) vocation to do the work your soul must have. This course will offer an opportunity to experiment with spiritual disciplines, identify the essential qualities of spiritual companionship and draw inspiration from the spirit directed lives…

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Thursdays, September 5-October 10 Instructor: Dr. Paula Parker There are three inherent components to womanist spiritual direction: 1) formation through practices, 2) companionship, and 3) vocation to do the work your soul must have. This course will offer an opportunity to experiment with spiritual disciplines, identify the essential qualities of spiritual companionship and draw inspiration from the spirit directed lives…

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Thursdays, September 5-October 10 Instructor: Dr. Paula Parker There are three inherent components to womanist spiritual direction: 1) formation through practices, 2) companionship, and 3) vocation to do the work your soul must have. This course will offer an opportunity to experiment with spiritual disciplines, identify the essential qualities of spiritual companionship and draw inspiration from the spirit directed lives…

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Embracing the Womanist Tradition: Spiritual Formation, Companionship and Soul Work (Womanist Leadership Institute Course)

Thursdays, September 5-October 10 Instructor: Dr. Paula Parker There are three inherent components to womanist spiritual direction: 1) formation through practices, 2) companionship, and 3) vocation to do the work your soul must have. This course will offer an opportunity to experiment with spiritual disciplines, identify the essential qualities of spiritual companionship and draw inspiration from the spirit directed lives…

Budgeting 101

…individual budgets and your own personal numbers. While budgeting your time is essential to surviving seminary (and life beyond), learning how to effectively budget your money is essential to completing seminary, tracking your habits, paying off debts, and planning for the future. The Bible talks a lot about money, but one of the most popular passages concerning money comes from…

Professor Schweitzer retiring at end of June, 2019

Professor Schweitzer retiring at end of June, 2019

…in America (ELCA) and over five years of experience as a pastoral counselor and family therapist. For the past 18 years, she has served as a teacher and mentor to a vast number of students and has been actively engaged in many aspects of our seminary’s community life. Professor Schweitzer will retire from our faculty on June 30, 2019. As…

Alt-right rally: Clergy cannot be absent

Alt-right rally: Clergy cannot be absent

…morning I was delivering jugs of water (with Brian McLaren) to a medical tent at McGuffy Park. A white supremacist was being doused with water by a gray haired woman. It was normal to see people shedding their clothes and being doused with water, milk, or milk of magnesia to treat the effects of pepper spray. As I stepped in…

Ghana Travel Seminar: May Day

Ghana Travel Seminar: May Day

…Grace Presbyterian in Ghana. Then we visited the nearby Patmos Retreat Centre in Akropong-Kuapem, founded by Grace PC’s dynamic Catechist, Abboa Offei (Offei is in white with us in top photo). The retreat centre began as a prayer camp, has expanded its facilities, and has become an oasis where individuals, congregations, para-church organizations are welcome to gather free of charge…

Phyllis Rodgerson Pleasants Tessieri

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6 things about Marcy Wright’s summer break

6 things about Marcy Wright’s summer break

…serve God and the world. We so often hear about the decline of churches and ministries. I have been so appreciative of the opportunity to participate weekly in the telling of call and faith stories of members of our community and how those stories are a part of God’s story and the work that God is doing in the world…

Souvenirs from Switzerland: Reflections on an Exchange Year

Souvenirs from Switzerland: Reflections on an Exchange Year

…me. After all, “take-aways” seemed to imply that I had brought the most valuable pieces home, whereas I felt the better parts of me were still there: walking those streets, sitting in those classrooms and churches, having homecooked dinners with guests in our little Swiss garden. I sometimes wonder if this same feeling was upon the gospel writers when they…

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

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

…J.B. Phillips translates that passage thusly, “When all kinds of trials crowd into your lives, my brother, don’t resent them as intruders, but welcome them as friends! Realize that they come to test your faith and to produce in you the quality of endurance.” Note carefully what James is saying! He does not say, count it joy when you receive…

5 things about Russ Kerr’s summer break

5 things about Russ Kerr’s summer break

…insights or learnings have you gained so far? RK: I have learned so much! I knew very little and my perceptions were minimal before I began this course of study. My final paper is a history (past, present, and future) of Mission Work with Native Americans in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). The research has been fascinating. I’ve been able to…

Students join movement to strengthen Richmond community

Students join movement to strengthen Richmond community

…engaged is through an organization called RISC (Richmonders Involved to Strengthen Our Communities). This nonprofit, which is supported by Richmond-area churches and others, identifies key challenges facing the community and, in the words of the seminary’s RISC organizer Rebecca Heilman, seeks to “hold community leaders accountable” to address those challenges. “In the past few years, RISC has targeted education, jobs,…

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Spooky season is upon us at UPSem! Shoutout to @a

Spooky season is upon us at UPSem!
Shoutout to @anniefranklinarvin27 for capturing the first moments 🕷️👻

Are you in the first seven years of your ministry?

Are you in the first seven years of your ministry? Do you preach more than a few times a year? Would you like some nourishment for you and your preaching?

Apply for The Bridge's 2025 Cohort at the link in our bio!
Applications are due by November 15.

Happening TONIGHT! Don't miss out as Rev. Melanie

Happening TONIGHT!

Don't miss out as Rev. Melanie Jones Quarles sits down with author Rev. Khristi Lauren Adams, to discuss her newest book, Womanish Theology: Discovering God through the Lens of Black Girlhood.

Join us via FB Live on The Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership page or on our UPSem YouTube channel 💜

Fall is in full effect on our Richmond campus! Tak

Fall is in full effect on our Richmond campus! Take a look at some pics from our Fall Fest this past weekend 🍂

Our Charlotte campus recently hosted the 2024 Youn

Our Charlotte campus recently hosted the 2024 Young Adult Advocacy Conference with the Office of Public Witness of the Presbyterian Church USA. Speakers included Rev. Jan Edmiston, Rev. Tony Larson, and @upseminary's Rev. Dr. Rodney Sadler. A gun violence vigil was part of the event.

Tonight is the final night to participate in the S

Tonight is the final night to participate in the Smithsonian's FREE programs to the community! No RSVP required.
Tonight's efforts will be focused in a Christian Educator Workshop, with participation available in person and online via Microsoft Teams. To access via Microsoft Teams, use the Meeting ID and passcode below:

Meeting ID: 274 748 532 417
Passcode: vSZj8T

This is the week to visit the traveling Smithsonia

This is the week to visit the traveling Smithsonian exhibit “What Does It Mean to Be Human?” because there are special guests from the Smithsonian all week! Check the FB events or visit upsem.edu/human for the full schedule. No RSVPs are required; all events are in the Union Presbyterian Seminary Library in Richmond @upsemlibrary

Did you know there’s a growing Telugu congregati

Did you know there’s a growing Telugu congregation in RVA? Or that the Co-moderator of the PC (USA) General Assembly is an alum of @UPsem? Read the latest news in the fall edition of Sharon & Brook...link in bio.