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…These additional thoughts gave me an idea. Why don’t we have our own fun raising money for the seminary during the coming Advent and Christmas seasons, giving to advance the work and ministry of the seminary and the next generation of bold Christian leaders? We have come up with our own way to share the amusement of the approaching seasons…
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…join the song that so desperately needs to be heard around the world, made beautiful by both the harmony and the dissonance. Speak in a way that offers forgiveness and grace as others find their own genuine voice. Our voice doesn’t have to be the loudest, it doesn’t have to be silent; our words don’t have to be completely accurate,…
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…he said “We must remember that intelligence is not enough — intelligence plus character — that’s the goal of true education.” A complete education gives one not only power of concentration, but worthy objectives upon which to concentrate. “The broad education will therefore, transmit to one not only the accumulated knowledge of the race, but also the accumulated experience of…
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…Africa. Even the United States government policy identifies people from certain parts of North Africa as white. Change will come! However, it will be difficult. We will have to continue to challenge religious and educational institutions. We will even have to challenge the policies of these United States. I do believe, as Sam Cooke sang, “A Change is Gonna Come.”…
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…Later in the sermon, I expanded on this idea and knowing the story of this congregation’s grief, I encouraged each person in the congregation to take a bottle of water with them and share it with someone else. “We have the water, the life source that we need. We find it in the gifts of each person here… we have…
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…years. During her last three years, she served as the Secretary of the Board and as a member of the Board’s Executive Committee. In 2015, she was honored by the Black Alumni/ae Association of UPSem with its Trailblazer award. Singleton served also the Boards of Trustees for the Montreat Conference Center, the Eliza Bryant Retirement Community, and the Cleveland/South Africa…
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…we say ‘no’ out of fear or doubt or the unknown. However, my time here has been enhanced by the different opportunities inside and outside of the classroom. Some of them were risky but I’ve learned something from everything that I’ve done.” Top photo: Rosy Robson at First Presbyterian Church in Richardson, Texas, where she will serve as associate pastor….
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…shared who I am instead of hiding behind who I feared someone would think I am. As I strive to be more comfortable with evangelism and encourage my congregation as well, I am becoming more and more convinced that the first step to evangelism is being comfortable with who you are. Evangelism is about knowing what you believe, why you…
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…again, I was only in 8th grade. My heart breaks that those younger than me likely cannot even pull on those naive thoughts to imagine such a place. God calls us to live as neighbors, to love one another, and to share grace with one another. Somewhere in the back of my memories, I do believe we were once on…
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…or lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it.” (Psalm 24:1). Director of Student Services Susan Blanchard’s (M.Div./M.A.C.E.’97) devotion is titled “God is present.” WATCH NOW…
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…slaves to the Americas, Europe, and the Caribbeans. It has stood for some 530 years. Built by the Portuguese, taken by the Dutch, sold to the British, and relinquished to the Ghanaians in 1957 when they gained their independence. There were some three million Africans captured for shipment through Elmina. Of the three million, 1/3 were killed in the forest…
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…situation, so why not take the same approach in the next community and ministry opportunity? If we don’t take into account the individual people and situations to which we are ministering to, and listen for how God is calling us for that specific opportunity, we become stagnant. We miss a chance for relationships to grow, we miss a chance for…
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…lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it.” (Psalm 24:1). This week, Chaplain Mairi Renwick read part of a story called My Grandfather’s Blessing. WATCH NOW…
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…baptized was “enfranchised” or made free. Yet by 1650, slavery had become an accepted institution in this land. Slavery became acceptable because Eurocentric theology did not see Africans made in the image of God. Verses in the Bible were both misinterpreted and perverted to enslave, negate and dehumanize the very descendants of the authors of the Bible. The Bible’s description…
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…Lincoln who declared “this nation cannot survive half slave and half free.” I encourage each of you to read Dr. King’s entire Letter from Birmingham Jail. I ask today the same question that Dr. King directed to the local white clergymen, “What kind of extremists will we be?” Will we be Christlike in practicing unconditional love and justice for all?…
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…Please come again, and invite your classmates to do the same!” In the Alumni photo gallery, you may see some photos taken during their three-day visit to the Richmond campus in late September. We trust you will enjoy reviewing some of the photos, recalling some of those who enrolled here at Union Seminary in the summer or fall of 1979….
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…and chasten; be zealous therefore, and repent,” (Rev. 3:13). Repentance is for the child of God. True repentance is more than talk— it is changed behavior. Now how about God’s part? God had promised that He would hear, “and whatsoever we ask, we receive of him, because we keep his commandments, and do those things that are pleasing in his…
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…distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it.” (Psalm 24:1). In a video devotional with members of the seminary community, M.Div. student Stuart Seelman reflected on isolation, Bonhoeffer, and Julian of Norwich. WATCH NOW…
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…because of what they have said or done. I have even read statements condemning those who disagree with the author or even say the same thing, but in a different way. I have read so much condemnation it is as if we, as a whole, have become so intent on making sure that those around us know “where they belong,”…
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…end of the day (or at least a good pair of earplugs). We are called to be your presence in the lives of these youth; help us to never lose sight of our place with you. God, we give thanks for the excitement and energy of the youth we lead. We give thanks for the dedication and support of the…
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…social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it.” (Psalm 24:1). In a video devotional with members of the seminary community, M.Div. student Molly Smerko asked, What is saving your life today? WATCH NOW…
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…the Gospel vision. There, lepers are touched. There are no Eric Garners who cannot breathe. There, the sick are unilaterally healed. There are no Ahmaud Arberys demonically hunted to death. There, codes and laws too legalistically and unjustly applied are broken. There are no Breonna Taylors, shot eight times, when their homes are broken into by law enforcement. There, men…
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