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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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…workshop to begin with a very personal focus on remembering a loved one who has passed. As people went around the room naming their loved ones, the lights in the room turned off. A couple of minutes later, the lights turned back on. They continued their erratic behavior throughout the workshop and I couldn’t help but feel the spirits announcing…
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…After brushing our teeth and raking a wet comb through our hair, we’d woof down a bowl of cereal while our parents drank their coffee standing up, leaning against the kitchen sink in view of the digital clock on the microwave. It was a countdown. The dishes were left in the sink and we bundled against the cold. Dad glided…
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…are naked and feeding those who are hungry.” She said at that point in her life, she was looking for things to do that made her feel connected to the world and that Bible passage spoke to her. This was God’s way of calling her to service. When she started at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Hill assumed she was going to…
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…bout with depression hit,” Argonauta said. “I went to community colleges off and on and finally, in July 2017, I received my Associate of Arts degree.” He wants to pursue chaplaincy or perform social justice work with his degree. “I’m very passionate about social justice issues and I’ve had some experience in substance abuse counseling and that feeds into chaplaincy.”…
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…returned to Queens University to serve as their chaplain, Haynes strives to use his seminary training and faithful passions to build interfaith coalitions at the university and in the broader Charlotte community. Ordained in the Alliance of Baptists tradition, Haynes and his wife live in Charlotte with their two cats, Harry and Ron, unapologetically named after the Harry Potter characters….
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This is post 5 of 5 in the series “Sharon&Brook Summer 2019” Strengthening Faith Formation Among Children Appreciation of Music Is Motivation for Gift to Watts Organ Fund Remembering James H. Smylie Worship, Ecology, and Community Revisited The Gargoyle Speaks: Unscheduled Beauty 2019 SUMMER ISSUE / GRADUATION By Professor Carson Brisson This issue of Gargoyle is dedicated to the…
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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 BY JEFF STAPLETON While she enjoys teaching sixth-grade math, Master of Arts in Christian Education student Sandy Asaro also…
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This is post 3 of 5 in the series “Congregational Corner lent 2019” Congregational Corner: Take on, An Active Presence Congregational Corner: Take on, A New Perspective Congregational Corner: Take On A Life of Sacrifice Congregational Corner: Take On A Life Out of the Tomb Congregational Corner: What it all comes down to By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational…
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…and although I did not know him, I mourned with them as I read the words of the Psalmist and prayed the Lord’s Prayer. Only moments after settling back at my desk to prepare for youth group, I read of the shooting in Texas and my heart ached as I prayed for the community and wondered what I could do….
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…knew this would likely be the last time that I saw him and my whole body ached with grief. All season, I wondered how we could celebrate Christmas knowing what was on the horizon. Less than a month later, he passed away. The first year following his death, my mother encouraged my siblings and I to each write notes for…
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By Rev. Sandra Caldwell-Williams (Union Presbyterian Seminary, M.Div., M.A.C.E. ’06) Often during trying circumstances, I pick up pen and paper or go to my computer and begin to release my anxieties using words. In March of 2014 amid some trying personal circumstances, the Romans 12:2 passage spoke to me loud and clear, and because I am often a very hardheaded…
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…received her Master of Arts in Christian Education, Master of Divinity, and Doctor of Philosophy in Christian Education from Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education (now Union Presbyterian Seminary). “Dr. Rebecca Davis comes to us as one of the best recruiters for seminary admissions,” President Brian K. Blount said. “A dedicated, talented, and passionate teacher, I look…
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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 Nancy Myer knew she was called to attend to seminary, but she was unwilling…
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BY WILLIAM R. FREEMAN (M.Div.‘01) On the morning of May 21, 2018, I took out my smartphone and swiped across the face to wake it up; what I saw on the screen was a church sign, on a church lawn, that read, “Black Folks Need To Stay Out Of White Churches.” I was shocked! I did not know what to…
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…the east bank of the Jordan River). He said that between two and perhaps five percent of Jordanians are Christian. They are free to worship and are active in their communities, including serving in the Jordanian Parliament. It is illegal for Muslims to enter Christian churches, but evangelism is conducted informally. He dialogues with Muslims. Pastor Bqain discussed the Syrian…
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…at Wade Memorial Presbyterian Church and at Old Waxhaw Presbyterian Church as a commissioned ruling elder and is also considering continuing his work in parish ministry in the future. In the midst of his busy schedule, Smith enjoys working with drones in his free time. Now approaching the end of his second semester at Union, Smith says he appreciates the…
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…In the midst of our destruction and development, you continued to create beauty and life. We have grieved and argued, we have celebrated and grown. We have turned our eyes and ears to you as we rejoice and pray for strength and life. You have stood firm, reaching out and embracing us with always open arms. As the countdown comes…
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…a learning community. For this to happen in an effective way, members of the learning community ought to become more aware of their cultural location and the different styles of learning embraced as a gift.” While the body of the students at UPSem is becoming more diverse, many course requirements are still shaped by the scholarly traditions of historical criticism….
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…Theological Seminary, a position she has held since 2018. She joined the Princeton faculty in 1998. A noted Old Testament scholar who has authored or co-edited a number of works, including A Women’s Bible Commentary, Lapsley earned her Ph.D. from Emory University, an M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary, an M.A. from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and…
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…Jones is an exciting addition to the faculty of Union Presbyterian Seminary,” said President Blount. “Though she is just now completing her dissertation, her impact in and upon the academic community of theological ethics is already widely apparent. In her teaching, scholarship, and direction of the Katie Geneva Cannon Center For Womanist Leadership, she brings sharp theological insight and an…
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