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Roots Matter: Healing History, Honoring Heritage, Renewing Hope Friday, September 15, 2017 Time: 2:00 PM–3:00 PM Place: Library of Virginia Lecture Hall, Free Join author Paula Owens Parker as she discusses her book Roots Matter, which recognizes the impact of transgenerational trauma as a result of chattel slavery on the African American community. The book prunes the family tree of…
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…a presidential search committee and the board named six trustees to the committee. These trustees were appointed with a commitment to diverse representation across both campuses. Other members to be named include four faculty (two from each campus), one staff member, and one student (who will not be from the same campus as the staff member). The committee will begin…
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…be held at The Saint Paul’s Baptist Church, Creighton Campus on April 5th at 7 p.m. Registration is required. The remainder of the conference on April 6-7 will take place at The Hilton Richmond Downtown, 501 E. Broad Street, Richmond, Virginia 23219. For details, visit the Center for Womanist Leadership website. The gathering will explore pressing questions, engage in rigorous…
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…that we are to serve. He shared the fundamental belief of liberation through knowing of one’s self in relation to liberation for the world. By serving the highest, supreme consciousness, one finds the means of liberation. It was a very full and worshipful day, and there was such intensity of graciousness from those who welcomed us, quite overwhelming actually. A…
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…take inventory of possible next steps. I am reminded of the many ways God’s good time may have taken longer (and even shorter) than I had planned, and how every time the end result was more than I could ever hope for. The late Rev. Billy Graham says it in a way which truly resonates with me – “Never forget…
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…other calamities on the other side, none of these evils shall fall upon or come near us. We will see with our eyes the punishment and destruction of the wicked and the unjust, but we shall not partake in their sufferings. Because we have made You, O Lord, the Most High God, our abode, our dwellings place and our habitation,…
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…to a lot of seminaries and colleges where the buildings are tired, and there is little energy. This time at Union has been such a refreshing and wonderful experience. The campus and buildings look great, and the community seems more on the upswing. That is a rarity these days in theological education.” We encourage you to send news of your…
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…today they are mostly policemen, or young white men, all over the country. You may ask, ‘how was it that men and women were admirers and followers of both Martin and Malcolm?’ Well, these two GIANTS were fighting for the same thing: equal rights for ALL people, but especially black Americans! The difference was Dr. King‘s way was “non-violence” and…
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…is time-sensitive, from the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. They are hosting a series of town halls and classes, mainly for K-12 students, making it a great resource for those of you who are parents of school-aged children. However, They are also going to be honoring Ruth Bader Ginsberg on Thursday. Look for more information about the Constitution and how…
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…learn more about the nine new programs funded by the campaign and to inaugurate the Hal Todd Library Without Walls system. After Christmas, UPSem will host more gatherings in cities such as Greenville, Durham, and Raleigh, North Carolina; Saratoga and Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida; and Roanoke, Tidewater, Northern Neck, Virginia. Learn more about the we are ONE campaign and give today!…
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…we hear coming from the White House in so many racist ways, I believe many who are prone to being racists, are given permission in an overt way that otherwise would not be seen in 2020. In cities across the country, even if local leadership failed, there was always the backstop of our Justice Department to step in and make…
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…position would be a good fit for him. Five people said he should go to seminary. After praying over the possibility with his family, he chose Union over two other schools because it felt most like home. Now, McVey has graduated with a Master of Divinity degree and becomes the pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, Tennessee, on July…
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…resilience. With a theme “God with us in the Chaos,” we explored how God is with us when things are busy, traumatic, overwhelming, and of course chaotic. I kept thinking about the beautiful things that emerge out of chaos and how the church, time and again, resiliently emerges out of chaos as a place of love, hope, and peace. The…
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…Play School. 2) Engage with the wider ever changing community through short – form social media. 3) Assist youth leaders with programming and planning. Leading Children’s Sunday Service several Sundays per month. (Sunday attendance hours are a part of the total weekly hourly requirement) 4) Create and assist in events to foster connections with the surrounding communities. This is a…
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…advocated for the use of the vernacular language and for the laity to receive Communion in both kinds, which would have allowed the common person to participate more fully in religious life. He preached against the sale of indulgences and the church’s extravagance, advocating for money to be given to the poor rather than the pope. His teachings made a…
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…of Guatemala were relived due to the mayor’s involvement with corrupt business dealings. It brought new hope to the people. Later we met with Hector Castaneda. Mr. Castaneda began to tell us about the history of Guatemala and how the country ended up the way it is today. He took us back to the colonization practices that were taking place…
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…need for God on another level.” Scott knew he needed a change. This change took on the form of a move to Mexico, where Scott taught middle and high school students for three years. While in Mexico, he began reading the Bible and found himself craving spiritual community, and he found it in the form of an online small group…
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…heart for those who are vulnerable or have special needs in society—especially elderly persons. Kate Brown Kate Brown grew up a “preacher’s kid” in God’s country—the foothills of western North Carolina. She was born to be an educator. She attended Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina, for her B.S. in English (secondary education) and received her M.Ed. in middle…
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…need to become comrades with veterans. Our camaraderie influences how we vote. When our care of veterans goes beyond three days a year, we take notice of how public policy impacts the veterans in our community. We begin to vote differently. We begin to advocate differently. And, hopefully, we begin to ask more questions of our elected officials before armed…
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…Can A Cushite Change His Skin? An Examination of Race, Ethnicity, and Othering in the Hebrew Bible, was published in 2005. He frequently lectures within the church and the community on Race in the Bible, African American Biblical Interpretation, the Image of Jesus, Biblical Archaeology, and the Dead Sea Scrolls. He is the managing editor of the African-American Devotional Bible….
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…educational ministries in the Church and increase the ongoing witness of our faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. At his installation, McFayden cited three strategic priorities for the coming years: increase the accessibility and availability of APCE-generated resources to people serving in the Christian educational ministries of the church. increase opportunities at the local and regional levels. develop facilitated…
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