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…inspire, equip, connect and support Black women divinely motivated to serve as change makers in their community.” The mission statement reflects the visionary insight of the late Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon, Annie Scales Rogers Professor of Christian Social Ethics at Union, who, in 1974, became the first African-American woman to be ordained in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Cannon named womanism…
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…SMVPO Handbook. Complete a required supervisor orientation as a prerequisite for mentoring a student. Orientations are held before the start of the term. Develop a learning covenant with the student. Assist the student in identifying members of the mentoring team. Most will be members of the congregation. Establish and honor regularly scheduled supervisory times with the student and meet with…
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…will be as director of the Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center for Christian Education. Davis comes to UPSem from her position as associate professor of religion and Christian education and director of the Christian education program at Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina. She has served in this position since 2010. Davis received the 2018 ENRICH Educator of the Year…
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…of Charlotte. She completed an internship as a hospice and a CPE unit as a palliative care intern. She served as the parish intern on mission outreach ministry at South Mecklenburg Presbyterian Church, where she was also a deacon and assisted in training deacons in offering compassionate care to church members during times of need. She also was a nurse…
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…in strengthening and nurturing the life of Christian teacher-scholars in many worshipping communities. These projects have a variety of emphases — youth preaching, worship across the spectrum of ability and disability, music and human flourishing, communication systems used in preaching, baptismal practices impacted by toxic water, and more — but have as a common purpose a desire to both deepen…
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…a time when the church faces challenges of congregational change and decline, increasing cultural polarization, the lingering effect of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the demonstrable influence of digital technology and its relationship to worship, new ministers require nurture and support as they craft pastoral and prophetic messages for congregation and community. The Compelling Preaching Initiative aims to offer precisely that…
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Rich Voelz has been elected to serve on the Executive Committee of the Academy of Homiletics, and in 2025 will serve as President. The professional guild of more than 200 scholars represents a wide array of denominations. Over the past year, Voelz has been co-directing a grant studying diversity, equity, and inclusion in the teaching and research of the Academy’s…
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…through adversity and pain, open to change and new possibilities, and equipped and empowered to act boldly and speak prophetically by wise Spirit shaped discernment. The Spirit in the New Testament is a creative force sustaining, fostering, and restoring life—the first and last word both whispered and even shouted as the divine breath animating embodied human life and community. “Spirit:…
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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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…since. Emily holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religious and Intercultural Studies from Eastern Mennonite University (2014), which included a full semester in the Middle East. Emily graduated from Union Presbyterian Seminary with a Master of Divinity (2020). She has also since completed a Certificate in Community Storytelling through The Hearth in Ashland, Oregon. Emily has over a decade of…
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…masked, and mangled testimonies and the trans-generational experiences of women, men, and children whose ancestors were enslaved Africans. We will mine the mother lode of survivalist intentions inherited from our foremothers and forefathers who worked as chattel property in the economies of North America for 300 years. Instead of giving in to justified feelings of fury, our workshop combines the…
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Register for “Seminary for a Day” to attend this workshop led by Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden Tiptoeing on Eggshells? Navigating our Way in Ideologically Diverse Faith Communities If we value the presence of the church in the world, how do we work with the presence of the world in the church? To what degree are members and leaders able to…
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…2023! Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex 1 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd N Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Union Presbyterian Seminary will host an alumni luncheon at the 2023 Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) conference. The luncheon will be held on Friday, January 27, 2023 at 11:30 am. The cost is $20. Registration is required! Click on the following link to register: https://na.eventscloud.com/apce23…
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As part of its fall Sound & Symbol Lecture Series, “INFECTING FAITH & ART,” the Wesleyan Sacred Music Institute at Virginia Wesleyan University presents Dr. Terry Lindvall, C.S. Lewis Chair of Communication and Christian Thought and Professor of Communication at VWU, with Doug Brown, Music Director and Organist at Ginter Park Presbyterian, and Director of Music and Adjunct Instructor in…
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On Wednesday, February 15th , Dr. Rodney Sadler and Hannah Mitchell (Organizer, Greenpeace) will be leading a discussion at Myers Park Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC about how human neglect of the environment has a greater impact on people of color and people living in underserved communities . No registration required, simply come, all are welcome. Dr. Rodney S. Sadler is…
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Join us for the fourth conversation in the Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation’s Dangerous Dialogue virtual series, “The Injustice of the Unhoused”. As we look at the current crisis of the unhoused in Charlotte, North Carolina, what is the responsibility of the communities of faith to provide relief? How do we help to alleviate the suffering of so many…
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…17-20, 2016. ******************** Description of the seminar: The world shifts so quickly that pastors, church educators, church administrators, and other church leaders often wonder whether establishing concrete plans is worth the time and effort. Lengthy studies and voluminous plans seem to be outdated by the time they are complete, resulting in low morale and commitment to a direction that is…
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**This tour is full! To put your name on the waiting list, visit Academy International Travel’s website HERE. The Leadership Institute at Union Presbyterian Seminary, in partnership with First Presbyterian Church of Virginia Beach, invites you to travel to Germany, France, and Switzerland, following in the footsteps of Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, and John Calvin in commemoration of the…
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Register for “Seminary for a Day” to attend this workshop led by Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon Black Sacred Rhetoric: Developing Our Ethical Voices about Engaging Concerns and Difficult Problems in Society Participants in this workshop will study the fundamental principles in Black Sacred Rhetoric, so we can use rhetorical tools which govern effective Christian communication in the Black Church Community…
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…/ 7 pm / Talk and Reception – Sharon Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, North Carolina On Monday evening, Dr. Jacq Lapsley will discuss her work at Princeton Seminary where, in the aftermath of a “race audit,” she helped lead the institution to transform its commitments and curriculum to address a history of racial disparity. Registration information can be found online: https://na.eventscloud.com/csjrfallseminar…
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…is proud but we are admonished to be humble. Humbleness is commended for the believer today, “And pray” — certainly many times in the New Testament we are admonished to pray. “And turn from their wicked ways.” This also applies to us. God has a great deal to say about repentance for believers, “as many as I love, I rebuke…
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BY AUDREY M. TODD (M.Div./M.A.C.E. 2010) As we reflect on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we must admit that as a nation, we are experiencing dark times. With hate rallies, increased vitriol, communities under attack, and inhospitable daily interactions, our nation is becoming unrecognizable. Once a country of progress and hope,…
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