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…“We know that those who are early in their congregational ministries face a multitude of challenges and many do not last in congregational ministry beyond their first seven years. While we can’t address every ministry challenge, this grant will help us discern how we might come alongside early career ministers, developing opportunities to nurture their preaching in ways that account…
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…pastoral care of Mexican and Latino men, the intersections of pastoral care and liberation theologies, the care of couples and families, and the relevance of Erik H. Erikson’s psychosocial theory for a justice-oriented framework of care. He has taught graduate-level courses on these subjects, in addition to courses such as “Why the Church,” “Caring with the Oppressed Latinamente,” “Practical Theology,”…
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…Florida. LGBTQIA people who face discrimination and being treated less than human for being themselves. Those who have lost loved ones to suicide, especially the Green Hope community. The people, especially the children, in Syria. The people who are in danger globally or mentally. The future of America. Global welfare. For progress with immigration within this country, and those struggling…
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…to do. In this season of Advent, I pray that we can find these precious moments to see and celebrate the Love that we both find ourselves waiting for and the Love that we see all around us. I pray that we will embrace that Love and shout that Love so that we no longer find ourselves waiting for Christ…
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…would it be given such authority. “Our goal was both to see the origins of African-American hermeneutics and to consider the way that it continues to shape the way African-Americans read scripture,” said Sadler. “We hope it also serves to give us all insight into the liberative value of our biblical traditions. Indeed, the way these early African-Americans read the…
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…us through challenges, seen and unseen, we are engulfed by the sweet aroma and Holy presence of knowledge that I personally pray for each and every day. Without knowledge, we lack the capacity to move through the world seeking to know more about Creator God and lack the desire to know and relate to God’s crown of creation, fellow human…
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…as they dance to the offering plate not once, not twice, not three times, but four. Four offerings were taken, and the parade of women and men dancing down the aisle only grew with each call. We were hot and sweaty, but the Ghanaian women and men were beautifully clothed in bright colors and beautiful patterns often denoting their lay…
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…are wrong, the Supreme Court is wrong; if we are wrong, the Constitution of the United States is wrong; if we are wrong, God Almighty is wrong; if we are wrong, Jesus of Nazareth was merely a Utopian dreamer that never came to earth.” For too long we have led too many Christians to believe that theology was reserved for…
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…the big, uncomfortable world out there.” The weekend included conversations with leaders from The Center Baltimore, BUILD (Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development), and The Slate Project. Students also met with local pastors who are intimately connected with their communities—and had the opportunity to get to know some of their parishioners and participate alongside them in service work in the surrounding…
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…Union possible,” said Vice President for Advancement Richard Wong. “It is through the hard work of our Advancement team and by the grace of God that Union is given this honor.” Each year since 1959, CASE (Council for Advancement and Support of Education) and its predecessor organizations have recognized exceptional development programs. The awards program recognizes overall performance and overall…
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…one of the Charlotte campus’s strengths, Garmon-Brown contends. Another strength Garmon-Brown highlights is the seminary’s rich history and deep reservoirs of knowledge. Studying there, she says, “transformed me into a much more diverse person.” She continued: “The seminary is much, much more than a place to learn about religions. Our seminary is a place to learn about love, diversity, inclusion,…
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…lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it.” (Psalm 24:1). Director of Hospitality Ministries Crystal R. Sygeel’s (M.Div./M.A.C.E.’96) devotion is titled “God is present.” WATCH NOW…
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…how do we make theological sense of the more private hardships and joys experienced by members of the community? If we are to be an effective community, serving as an extended family for one another, we cannot limit ourselves to talking about, celebrating, or even mourning the expected things. We need to be able to connect with people who are…
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…to simply listen to the call stories of potential students. As chaplain, I will continue to listen and support our current students who are still seeking and discerning where God is calling them.” In her new role, she hopes to find ways Union can continue to spiritually nurture and feed students souls inside and outside the classroom. Among her goals…
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…School and Andover Newton Seminary. Stanfield is the current president of the Greater Boston Interfaith Organization, and IAF-affiliated organization working on health care, affordable housing and criminal justice reform. The Carl Howie Center for Science, Art, and Theology sponsors presentations through which church leaders recognize and engage the insights and implications of the interplay of science, art, and theology for…
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…Colorado 80202 We are happy to announce that President Brian K. Blount will be our guest speaker. There is no cost for the breakfast but please be sure to respond by November 12 so that our events team can plan for you. Hope to see you in Denver this fall! Register now. For questions, please email Jill Wright at alumni@upsem.edu…
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Mid-Atlantic APCE Regional Retreat “Walk Through Holy Week” An exciting element of this retreat is that the Past President of APCE (Rev. Von Clemans), the current President of APCE (Holly Inglis), the President-Elect of APCE (Dr. Ken McFayden) will participate in a panel on Tuesday afternoon. Among the topics will be the future of Sunday School & Faith Formation and…
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Union will be hosting an alumni luncheon in Roanoke at The Blue Ridge Hotel and Conference Center during the United Methodist Virginia Annual Conference. In addition to the lunch we will be having a guest speaker, Union Presbyterian Seminary President Brian Blount. Join us for a great lecture, delicious food, and a chance to mingle with other alumni. Tickets are…
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Rachel Baard will participate in a panel on the theme “Public Theology and Theologies of Publics” as part of an online conference in honor of Dr. Dirkie Smit, hosted by the University of the Western Cape, the University of Stellenbosch, and Princeton Theological Seminary….
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