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…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. Pastor Riverside United Methodist Church New Bern, North Carolina Originally from St. Louis, Missouri, Rev. Dr. Doug Harr (MDiv 2018) was a Captain in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps, serving in Hawaii, Georgia, North Carolina, Missouri, Korea, and…
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…and Calvin, traveling through Germany, France, and Switzerland, I’ve found myself reflecting a great deal on my own theological education and preparation for ministry. These first few years of ministry have involved learning how to integrate what I’ve learned in textbooks and classrooms into the everyday work that I do as I seek to serve God’s people. As one might…
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About the Church Christ Church Christiana Hundred in Wilmington, Delaware is a vibrant, inclusive, and welcoming Episcopal faith community, engaged in God’s work to bring all people into a loving, liberating, and life-giving relationship with Jesus Christ. Members come from far and wide and bring a richly diverse set of gifts and talents, living into the calling of coming together…
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…visit the coffee plantation where the indigenous population was forced to work for low wages. Franciscans arrived in Guatemala in 1523. They first visited Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Honduras on foot. The Franciscans taught the indigenous people Spanish, faith instruction and human instruction. The human part was teaching the different groups of indigenous people trades such as carpentry and bricklaying. The…
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…how they see it and what they need to live in it. I don’t know what I would do or say or where I would go if something happened at one of our local schools. I pray that I never need to figure it out. I do know that I can do everything in my power to make sure my…
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…God’s nurturing love in a more complete way. I will sit in the silence and listen closer to God, just as I cry out in the midst of the storms of life. I will give my heart and my life over to God, trusting in God’s active presence and acting through God’s enduring grace. Alumna Jordan B. Davis is associate…
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This is post 9 of 12 in the series “Ghana Travel Seminar 2019” Ghana Travel Seminar: Seeing the magnificence of God’s love Ghana Travel Seminar: Time for church! Ghana Travel Seminar: Elimina Slave Castle Ghana Travel Seminar: Learning at the Akrofi-Christaller Institute Ghana Travel Seminar: May Day Ghana Travel Seminar: The ties that bind Ghana Travel Seminar: Reuniting with alumni…
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…were invited.” She encouraged the listeners to be attuned to their own wonders and wonderment that surrounds the scripture. I was inspired by this workshop because it showed how we ought to present scripture — not only to children but also to the church at large, as something that is exciting, builds anticipation, and that encourages inquiry. Jessie Partridge is…
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…for parallels between events in history and goings-on in today’s world. When I think of Martin Luther, the word “disrupter” comes to mind. An attempt to explain follows. The internet has drastically changed our lives. It is a technology that, coupled with cellular mobile devices, has facilitated changes in how we communicate, shop, get our news, entertain ourselves, and learn….
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…As Davis observes, “Having a seminary in Charlotte is needed for all those that God is calling into ministry in the area. Due to the many churches in the city, someone should not have to go to another city to attend seminary. There is a need for the seminary in the city, a need UPSem Charlotte is ready to fulfill.”…
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…friends, it’s often been a scary place. I’m learning that racism isn’t just the way I feel about a person – it’s black people struggling in a white America – a white America that makes me feel safe. Cone describes America in stark terms: as “a nation demonically deceived about what is good, true, and beautiful. The oppression in this…
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…professor in Biblical Hebrew at Union Presbyterian Seminary. She is leading a “Tour of the Reformation” through Union’s Leadership Institute in partnership with First Presbyterian Church of Virginia Beach. Participants are traveling to Germany, France, and Switzerland, following in the footsteps of Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, and John Calvin in commemoration of the 500th year anniversary of the Protestant Reformation….
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…excited about attending APCE and understanding how the content of the conference would impact my theological education journey. I completed my first portfolio-based assessment shortly before attending APCE, and one of the points I addressed in the portfolio is the fact that I feel drawn to social justice issues. So as I began attending the conference sessions I was looking…
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…typical and unique resolutions in this way. If we are resolving to lose weight so that we look better, are we really portraying the important fact that we are created in God’s image? How can we expect our children to live into this beautiful reassurance if we do not? If we resolve, instead, to be more active so that we…
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…watched the unfolding of the rest of the day from my home. People are asking “How are you?” And I am answering this way: I am all right and not all right. I might never be all right again, for it is hard to imagine going back to the innocence I had before stepping off from Jefferson School, filled with…
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…Embody characters in your storytelling. Enhance your stories by including dialogue. Tell the truth. Remind your audience of “back in the day,” analyzing how “new school” has deviated from “old school.” Watch your time. Discuss family life. Talk about love. Address culturally relevant issues. Address current events. Invoke audience participation. Develop an eye for the everydayness of life. Call attention…
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Union Presbyterian Seminary learned with great sadness of the passing of Martha Daniel Newell — a great lady and devoted friend of the seminary. President Emeritus of Union Presbyterian Seminary Louis Weeks reflected, “We’ll really miss Martha Newell. She was a constructive and joyous Christian. She exercised a profound ministry in Richmond and more broadly in the Church.” Her pastor…
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…Atlanta, Georgia. He has over a decade of ministry experience in various contexts. A graduate of Vanderbilt University’s Graduate Department of Religion with the Ph.D. in Homiletics and Liturgics, Voelz brings expertise and scholarly interest in contextual homiletics, contemporary homiletic theory, preaching and youth, pastoral identity, preaching in the Stone-Campbell Movement, and contemporary liturgical theology. Richard W. Voelz high-resolution image…
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…of Arts in Literature from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. “I look forward to serving you as the new director of admissions, contributing to nurturing community in the world, nurturing church in the world, and getting to know the community better,” Dia said. Dia is an alumni artist-in-residence of the McColl Center for Art + Innovation, the Virginia…
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…22, 1968, he served churches throughout North Carolina; first as an associate in Fayetteville, and then as senior pastor in Morehead City, Charlotte, and Wilson where he retired after 26 years as senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Although in declining health, he continued to serve part-time in Pinetops and finally to simply preach from his scooter at Bethany Presbyterian…
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In the rapidly changing landscape of the church in the world, supervised ministry fosters excellent pastoral and educational leadership. Supervised ministry courses cultivate theological integration through theological reflection and assessment of ministerial practice enhanced by the interaction between students, supervisors, peers, mentoring teams, and the instructor. In many denominations, supervised ministry in a parish setting is an ordination or certification…
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RICHMOND, VA (April 5, 2021) – Union Presbyterian Seminary issued the following statement in response to swelling anti-Asian violence in the United States: We, the Union Presbyterian Seminary community, are alarmed at the steady and painful resurgence of anti-Asian sentiments in the recent past resulting in nation-wide violence against our Asian American and Pacific Island siblings. In addition to the…
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