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The Gospel of Matthew: Challenges and Resources for Preachers Today

The Gospel of Matthew: Challenges and Resources for Preachers Today

…as the most popular and influential of the Gospels, due largely to its extraordinary presentation of Jesus’ teaching—practical and detailed teaching that the church has found to be perennially useful in the ordering of its life. In the twenty-first century, it also presents interpretive challenges with which preachers must wrestle. Matthew’s stunning ethical vision sets the bar very high indeed…

Post-Retirement

Post-Retirement

Location: Paisley Hall on the Richmond campus Led by: Representatives from the PC(USA) Board of Pensions Cost: There is no registration cost for this event. Lunch is $12. Click here for more information and registration through the Board of Pensions. Description: An informative update on state of the Pension Plan and other resources, this seminar on post-employment retirement planning is…

Charting a Course for Liturgical Theology Symposium

Charting a Course for Liturgical Theology Symposium

Join us in Belk Chapel on the Charlotte campus for a conversation in anticipation of the retirement of Paul Galbreath, Professor of Theology, Ethics, and History. Featured guests will be Martha Moore-Keish, J.B. Green Professor of Theology at Columbia Theological Seminary, and Claudio Carvalhaes, Professor of Worship at Union Theological Seminary. Please rsvp to Mary Ellen Vernon (mvernon@upsem.edu) by April…

Readings from “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail”

Readings from “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail”

“Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs from Jail” by David Coogan, associate professor of English and co-director of the Open Minds Program at Virginia Commonwealth University, explores racial conditions, economic traps, and turning points on the path to imprisonment in modern America. William Smith Morton Library will host a series of readings featuring Coogan, Naji Mujahid, Tony Martin, and Stanley Craddock,…

“Holy Spirit: Old Testament Images of God’s Holy, Life-giving Presence”

“Holy Spirit: Old Testament Images of God’s Holy, Life-giving Presence”

…on April 2nd. “Holy Spirit as Mission Director in Luke and Acts” on April 9th. “Holy Spirit as Paraclete in John’s Gospel” on April 23rd. “Holy Spirit as Source of Hope and Empowerment for Life in Letters of Paul” on April 30th. Dr. Carroll is the Harriet Robertson Fitts Memorial Professor of New Testament at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, Virginia….

“Holy Spirit as Mission Director in Luke and Acts”

“Holy Spirit as Mission Director in Luke and Acts”

…on April 2nd. “Holy Spirit as Mission Director in Luke and Acts” on April 9th. “Holy Spirit as Paraclete in John’s Gospel” on April 23rd. “Holy Spirit as Source of Hope and Empowerment for Life in Letters of Paul” on April 30th. Dr. Carroll is the Harriet Robertson Fitts Memorial Professor of New Testament at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, Virginia….

Travel Seminar: Witnessing for Freedom – Education & Advocacy as the Ongoing Work of Social Justice

Travel Seminar: Witnessing for Freedom – Education & Advocacy as the Ongoing Work of Social Justice

…of Churches. We will learn about current church-based initiatives for Civil Rights and Justice at the Presbyterian Office of Public Witness, learn how to advocate for justice issues at the U.S. Congress, and then put those new-found skills to work as participants visit the offices of their congressional leaders. Recognizing that the work of social justice requires partnerships across denominations…

Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon Legacy Luncheon in Norfolk, VA

Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon Legacy Luncheon in Norfolk, VA

…April 27, 2019 from 11 am – 1 pm. First Presbyterian Church, 820 Colonial Ave., Norfolk, Virginia 23507. Our Keynote Speaker is Rev. Dr. Yvonne Delk- “Tell Your Own Story” . Dr. Delk is the First African American Woman to be ordained as clergy in the United Church of Christ. Luncheon: $30 To register, please go online and visit BIT.LY/CANNONLUNCHEON…

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Middle East Travel Seminar: Our trek from desert to sea

Middle East Travel Seminar: Our trek from desert to sea

…diverse terrain of Jordan over the past week. No two days, nor hours, have been alike. Each day is an invitation to experience God’s creation in unexpected ways. Today is our final day in Jordan, where we visited both desert and sea. The first part of the day began at Wadi Rum desert camp. Wadi Rum is mostly known for…

Reformation Tour: Who? The Reformation and those less well known

Reformation Tour: Who? The Reformation and those less well known

…Froschau printed many things for Zwingli and stood alongside him as he questioned practices in the church, and Bullinger carried on the message after Zwingli died. Grossmünster Cathedral where Zwingli preached (Tricia Vesely). Zwingli’s study (Tricia Vesely) It’s exciting (and dangerous) being a trailblazer. You’re forging new paths and exploring new ideas, and others want to engage with you….

Kate Meeks: Theology & Food Justice

Kate Meeks: Theology & Food Justice

…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 Is there a theological element to food? Does spirituality matter in environmental matters? New…

APCE 2018: What Bible stories do we tell?

APCE 2018: What Bible stories do we tell?

BY ALEX AMPOFO The APCE workshop I attended focused on how the roots and fruits of every Christian congregation are based on hospitality. The presenter stated that hospitality is “a friendly reception and treatment of guests or strangers. In other words, it is the quality or disposition of receiving and treating guests and strangers in a warm, friendly generous way….

Gems For The Journey: Victory In Stress – II Samuel 22:7

Gems For The Journey: Victory In Stress – II Samuel 22:7

…Oh, if in our stress and trials we can see the Lord Jesus, high and lifted up, then it will surely be worth is all. Paul said, “Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.” When we arrive on that other shore, we will look back in victory, and…

Phyllis Rodgerson Pleasants Tessieri

Phyllis Rodgerson Pleasants Tessieri

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5 African-American students to graduate

5 African-American students to graduate

BY MICHELLE WALKER Two black students in Richmond and three in Charlotte will be graduating in spring 2018. Richmond’s commencement ceremony is May 19; in Charlotte, commencement happens on June 30. Both ceremonies are open to the public and it’s always meaningful to have alumni present. This year the Th.M. and M.A.C.E. degree programs are represented in the graduating class….

Students join movement to strengthen Richmond community

Students join movement to strengthen Richmond community

…involvement in issues like environmental stewardship, said Babczak. “The seminary has been a dynamic, challenging, life-giving experience,” said Hill. “There is a distinct understanding who each of us is in Christ, and that creates an amazing community. In my second and third years, I saw how much the seminary influences metropolitan Richmond at large and how that sense of community…

Union announces new trustees chair and members

Union announces new trustees chair and members

…career as part owner of an insurance agency in Tarboro. He remains active in Howard Memorial Presbyterian Church and in a range of community activities in and around Tarboro. “My main avocation these days is this seminary job,” he said. “And I believe it was divinely directed. I retired from my job the day I accepted the call to be…

5 things about Russ Kerr’s summer break

5 things about Russ Kerr’s summer break

…of the church? RK: This program is extremely important to the future of the church because it is ecumenical and it provides a space to learn from and with Latinx scholars and students. I learned a lot about what it means to be welcomed into a space where as a white person I was in the minority. RR: What exciting…

The “Holy Music” Beneath Our Feet

The “Holy Music” Beneath Our Feet

…decided to do something unconventional that allowed me to fully participate in this ancient practice. The effects were life-giving, and it only involved two steps: 1) take off your shoes 2) walk. This Sunday morning, I went for a walk—one of the few practices that I (sometimes) perform in a leisurely manner. But before I crossed the threshold of the…

But I don’t know HOW to pray!

But I don’t know HOW to pray!

…comes time to pray in front of others it is as if we have no idea what to do. I remember feeling that way several years ago. I remember being frustrated that the prayer before our Thanksgiving dinner was handed to me once I started seminary because, as one relative said, “You know how to pray now!” I was terrified…

Finding Our Genuine Voice

Finding Our Genuine Voice

…with this in my own life as I discern the best way to respond to events in our world and in my community. Should I write a Facebook post, or not post at all? Should I address it directly or indirectly in my lessons and sermons? Should I say anything at all or just keep quiet and listen? Surrounded by…

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Pastoral Care • Christian Ethics from the Margins • Spirituality and Social Justice • Navigating Worship in the 21st Century• Biblical Concepts of Divine Embodiment

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Baker and Egyptian Presbyterian Dr. @safwatmarzouk

Baker and Egyptian Presbyterian Dr. @safwatmarzouk an Associate Pastor of Old Testament @upseminary , is the author of an essay in the book "Challenging Contextuality: Bibles and Biblical Scholarship in Context." In this essay, Dr. Marzouk focuses on the representation of Egypt in liberation theologies and looks into the character of Joseph's identity beyond the binary.

Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Karen-Marie Yust, Prof

Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Karen-Marie Yust, Professor of Christian Education and Director of the Children's Spirituality Hub @realkidsrealfaith on her election as President of the Religious Education Association. Read more in the press release
https://bit.ly/Yust24REA

Assistant Professor of Christian Education Rev. Dr

Assistant Professor of Christian Education Rev. Dr. @lakisharlockhart is a guest lecturer at this year's annual Reavis Lectures hosted by Campbell University Divinity School on 9/24. Her lectures will be livestreamed.

Dr. Lockhart is also the co-editor of the book "Theopoetics in Color: Embodied Approaches in Theological Discourse" and has two publications coming in early 2025: "Doing Theological Double Dutch: A Womanist Pedagogy of Play" with Eerdmans and she another co-edited book, "Nobody’s Perfect: Redefining Sin and Mistakes in Adolescent Christian Education with Fortress." Our faculty @upseminary is amazing!

Our recently retired professor, Paul Galbreath, ha

Our recently retired professor, Paul Galbreath, has released his new book, "Word and Sacrament: Tracing the Theological Movements of Reformed Worship."

In the words of Cláudio Carvalhaes, Professor of Worship at Union Theological Seminary, "Finally, we have a robust analysis of the sacramental understanding of the Reformed tradition! Paul Galbreath knows the tradition inside out and through the notions of Scriptures, Lord's Supper and Baptism, he unpacks the Biblical, theological and liturgical riches of this tradition, pointing us to the past, to the present and to the future of this powerful channel of God's grace. Galbreath is a unique gem of a biblical scholar, a theologian and a liturgist and only someone like him could do such a complex work in a very accessible way. This book is a powerful witness to a tradition that has shaped our time in so many ways."

Paul's book can be ordered from the Westminster John Knox Press website, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.

Over the past few days, our Charlotte campus had t

Over the past few days, our Charlotte campus had the honor of hosting Korean American pastors in the continuing education seminar, “Missional Conversation in the Global Context” led by Dr. Yongkyu Lee of @jiuofficial_. Thank you so much for all that participated! 📖✏️

Be sure to catch the great sermons (on the UPSem Y

Be sure to catch the great sermons (on the UPSem YouTube channel) delivered at convocation on both the Charlotte and Richmond campuses of @upseminary @justwomanist Director Rev. Dr. Melanie Jones Quarles and Board of Trustees member Rev. Dr. Peter Wherry were inspiring!

You got to meet the staff at our Richmond campus l

You got to meet the staff at our Richmond campus library last week, so now you get to meet our Charlotte campus library team! From academic writing help to research guides and book requests, they are here to help you succeed.

Check out all the resources our library offers by clicking the link in our bio.