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…Blended Learning Program is I can still teach here in Florida but also be in community with people from around the country who are studying Christian education at the same time.” The decision to attend Union was cemented when Asaro attended the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) conference in Denver, Colorado. She is a lifelong Presbyterian and was seeking…
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…What he didn’t realize was that when he moved to the slower pace of the Richmond area, God’s call became louder. By the time he got his associate degree from John Tyler Community College and was ready to take classes at Virginia Commonwealth University, he was hearing a strong call to ministry. While at VCU, Frost majored in psychology and…
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…idea it would lead to a master’s degree, a doctoral degree, and a teaching position at Union. What moved her especially was Dr. Balentine’s message that the point of education is to give back. “Union was so instrumental in shaping who I am and moving me from just being someone who thought the academic life was great in the sense…
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…(5 pm/5:30 pm) However, we can be flexible by the Director assisting the Worship Team in finding guest musicians for the Ash Wednesday, Maundy Thursday, and Easter Sunrise services. Ø Because our congregation values music, we do have several Sunday services that offer more music than spoken word. They are: o Easter Service at 10 am: Choir Cantata/Music selections in…
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…We take note of their locations – her favorite toys are in the bed, right between my husband and me, while the socks, elastics, and other toys cover the distance from our room to the stairs. As I chuckled at the choices Jasmine had made that particular night, I began to think about why she chooses what she does and…
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…is a bald eagle in the top of a tree; a 7 year old speaking in a very simple way; the sage advice of an elder who has never matriculated beyond early elementary grades; or my friend who is spiritually discerning and highly intellectual. I shared something with my friend that God had been pressing in my spirit, and she…
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Rev. Shannon Johnson Kershner spoke at the APCE 2017 conference. M.A.C.E./M.Div. student Marcy Wright shares her reflections on attending the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) 2017 Annual Event in Denver, Colorado. The 2017 APCE conference in Denver was truly transformative. From the opening worship and plenary to the informative workshops on intergenerational spiritual formation, praying the scriptures during Lent…
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…Woman, presbytery, seminary, and PCUSA Pension Board. Mrs. Treichler, 92, was a life-long member of Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. Her love of theology prompted her to establish the Anne Treichler Award for Church History at the seminary. Up until a year ago, she would read the winning entry presented by seminary students. More information will be forthcoming as we learn more….
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…its earliest beginnings in his book A Copious Fountain: A History of Union Presbyterian Seminary, 1812-2012 (Westminster John Knox Press, 2016). Union’s history includes much to regret and much to celebrate with regard to matters of slavery, race, and Civil Rights in the United States. These webpages chronicle that history in brief in an effort of reflection, repentance, and renewal….
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…valid email or physical address where the transcript is to be sent. You can check the status of your transcript request from The National Student Clearinghouse from the page you ordered the transcript. To begin the process of ordering transcripts please click here. To check the status of an order through the National Student Clearinghouse please click here. Electronic Transcript…
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…(Charlotte domestic applicants) Balancing the call from God with the realities of financial responsibility is no easy task. It may seem daunting, but you are not alone! For two centuries seminarians at Union Presbyterian Seminary have balanced these two realities of theological education with the help of the Financial Aid staff. 92.3% of Union Presbyterian Seminary students receive financial aid….
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…in the Christian Kingdom of Abyssinia: Implications for Christian-Muslim Relations Today,” will take place in Lake Chapel at the Early Center, 1106 Westwood Avenue, in Richmond, Virginia. It is free and open to the public. The Migration to Abyssinia, present-day Ethiopia and Eritrea, in the year 613 was an episode in early Islamic history where the first Muslims fled from…
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…feed the hungry and provide a warm dry place for the homeless, please continue to help Union Presbyterian Seminary to prepare leaders for the church and the world. See the website for giving opportunities. When you give, write BAA on the line with your name if you give online and on the memo line of your check for tracking purposes….
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…we have about our history of moral failure. Continuing with the framework of Christian language, Dr. Lapsley spoke on the appropriate response to confession: repentance. The thoughtful, informed confession we make must be followed by action! In a culture where “thoughts and prayers” has become a meme, the Christian practice of repentance is a muscle the American Church has allowed…
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…about self-nurture, self-care. People will need you. People will depend upon you. People will argue with you. People will challenge you. And yes, people will support you. But in the end, the one person, the only person who can guarantee your spiritual, mental, and physical well-being is you. Identify your quiet, safe space. Nurture it. Put boundaries around it. And…
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By Michelle Walker, vice president of community life and enrollment management The incoming class of 2017 includes five African American students. They are an interesting group of people: two are second career and three are just beginning their journeys. One is from New York by way of Michigan and everyone else is from the south. Two come to us from…
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…only affects what happens to the eight homes, physical plant, Rice Apartments, and McGuire Cottage on the eastern 19-acre portion of the Westwood Tract. Without the Special Exception, city zoning requires that the buildings be removed prior to moving forward with planned development of the western 15-acre portion of the tract. Learn more about the Westwood Tract project at https://westwoodtract.wordpress.com….
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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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