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…Edloe Graduating with a Th.M. is the Rev. Dr. Leonard Edloe. Leonard has had a long career as a pharmacist and has pastored New Hope Fellowship for many years. Edloe asserts that the most important thing he learned at Union is the conscientization process, taught by Dr. Katie Cannon that allows him to use theological resources to develop norm clarifications…
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BY SANDRA CALDWELL WILLIAMS (M.Div., MACE’06) While reading my daily devotion, I needed something more and I turned the pages of the devotional to the date of my “2nd birthday.” On that page, there appeared a reading from Job 5:17-18. I sometimes refer to myself as Jobette, because there have been times in my life that I felt there was…
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…Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Virginia, and feature David Coogan, Naji Mujahid, Tony Martin, and Stanley Craddock, followed by Q&A and a reception with book-signing. The stories in “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs From Jail” explore racial conditions, economic traps, and turning points on the path to imprisonment in modern America, as well as the spiritual, political, and redemptive power of memoir….
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From left, incoming chairman Alex Evans, UPSem President Brian Blount, incoming vice chairman Edward Roberson. The Reverend Alex Evans (M.Div.’87), pastor for Second Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Virginia, has been named chairman of the board of trustees for Union Presbyterian Seminary. Edward L. Roberson, III, the president of Fountain Roberson Anderson Insurance Agency in Tarboro, North Carolina, has been named…
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…think. Where is this? What church is this and where is it located? To top it all off, standing in front of the church, on the lawn, is a black man: the preacher! As I scrolled down, I discovered that this huge sign is on the grounds of New Era Baptist Church, a Black church in Birmingham, Alabama. The pastor…
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…Living Wage Certification Program. 2) Provide program, organizing, and policy support for VICPP economic justice agenda (issues such as Minimum Wage, Paid Sick Days, Childcare, Wage Theft). 3) Support Higher Education in Prison (HEP) Outreach. 4) Assist with wage theft advocacy. 5) Build the grassroots capacity of VICPP: 6) Participate in the overall work of VICPP: Skills and Characteristics…
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…research in the Pauline interpretation of homosexuality. Dr. Settles’ is doing research on Black American Christianity. As one might imagine, there was a fervent discussion which continued past our scheduled time with them. I was struck by the depth of ACI presenters with respect to their historical understanding of Ghanaian Christianity. While some may be surprised that Christianity is growing…
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…thanks for the gift of her experience and skill in service to Union Presbyterian Seminary.” Singleton recently retired as associate pastor of the Church of the Covenant in Cleveland, where she had served since 1992. She was the first woman and the first African American to be installed as a pastor of the Covenant Church. She also served as campus…
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…Theology & Food Justice Nancy Myer: Lifelong learning Senator Scott: Finding community and connection Colleen Earp: Camping, conservation, and chickens In “Reference” to Paula Skreslet Paul Smith: From police officer to pastor Heather Woodworth Brannon advocates for housing justice in Richmond Student Spotlight BY MOLLIE TRAINUM Is there a theological element to food? Does spirituality matter in environmental matters? New…
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…carries its own reward from God. Jesus’ teaching encourages us to let the love that God has for you and I reflect in our actions. You are important and God showed just how important you are with this tremendous sacrifice. Jesus was a servant and we can reflect that in our own actions. Remember the saying, “I expect to pass…
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…was not Rome’s empire but his resurrected Reign that should be revered and realized. He spilled his blood in an effort to inaugurate that Reign. He did his part. Our Christian part is to witness to that Reign in the way we speak our words and live our lives. That is our formula for reckoning with systemic evil that possesses…
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…believe. In biblical days, as well as today, we see that with false teaching and loose morals comes a particularly destructive disease – the loss of true love for God and others. Sin cools our love for God and others by turning our focus on ourselves. We cannot truly love if we only think of ourselves. The word “endurance” means…
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…Holy ground India travel seminar: Leaving our shoes at the door India travel seminar: Joyful unpredictability India travel seminar: Same but different BY MARINA LUCKHOO On Sunday we attended Wesley Church Ramkote in Hyderabad and were generously invited to participate in the Sunday service. In the reading from Exodus, God commands Moses to remove his sandals as he is standing…
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Charge to Dr. Angela Sims upon Her Inauguration as President of Colgate-Rochester-Crozer Divinity School By Dr. Brian Blount* President Sims, Angela, I am sharing this charge to you from a quiet place in my home and not the charged place that is my office for a particular reason. My charge to you is to find and nurture the quiet spaces…
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This is post 7 of 7 in the series “Class of 2018” Class of 2018 profiles: Rosy Robson prepares for what comes next Class of 2018 profiles: Pamela Fusting will close no door Class of 2018 profiles: Christopher Manunyo-Nyonyoh prepared to make a difference in Ghana Class of 2018 profiles: Sara Pantazes can’t wait to dive in Class of 2018…
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…ministry work both in urban and rural settings toward a holistic community development, since doctrinal distortion is proven to be one of the major problems facing the Church and Society in the world. Sedae Slaughter I am Sedae Slaughter. I reside in Charlotte, NC, but I am from Philadelphia, PA. Growing up in poverty with very little resources, I grew…
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…monuments and markers that bear witness to America’s tragic racial history to remain in public places and sacred spaces? How do these symbols continue to shape the identity of our national and local communities? How are they still speaking to us? Why should they go? What should replace them? Please join us as we seek answers from a panel of…
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…Seminary). At the time of his appointment, he was serving as pastor and head of staff at First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, Mississippi. With degrees from Southwestern at Memphis (now, Rhodes College), The Divinity School of Vanderbilt University, and Princeton Theological Seminary, he arrived on campus with vast experience as a pastor, chaplain, and counselor, and had served as an…
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…the instruction of Methodist students who seek to be pastors. Although Union does not offer courses specific to the Methodist denomination, the University Senate of the United Methodist Church has approved a partnership among Wesley Theological Seminary, Pfeiffer University, and Union Presbyterian Seminary. The agreement stipulates that United Methodist students enrolled in the master of divinity (M.Div.) degree program at…
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…today. This was near Tarboro, a town that is the ninth oldest in the state. While Roberson holds a special respect for his ancestors — “pastors and saints all,” he says— it’s obvious that his thoughts are very much about the here and now, especially regarding Union Presbyterian Seminary. He was elected chair of the board of trustees in November…
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…Word in Its Season’: Persuasive Speech in Wisdom Instructions, Prophetic Works, and Our Fractured Political Moment.” The lecture will discuss the parameters of proper and effective speech in the ancient world, with emphasis on wisdom texts and prophetic works. It will also explore how one should mount an argument, convince others of a particular position, conduct oneself in the public…
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…and Gender” and at 6:00 p.m. “The Bible and the Environment.” Wednesday morning’s lecture with a Q&A is at 9:00 a.m. in Lake Chapel in the Early Center and entitled, “Social Justice in the Shadow of the Apocalypse.” The invited preacher for Sprunts is Dr. Lance Watson (M.A. ’86), senior pastor of the Saint Paul’s Baptist Church, Richmond. Leading worship…
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