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…was the managing editor of the African-American Devotional Bible. Sadler served as a visiting lecturer and interim co-director of the Office of Black Church Studies at Duke Divinity School in Durham, North Carolina, and was an associate minister in Durham. He is the director of the Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation on the Charlotte campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary. …
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…New Testament Greek can enhance their faith and that of others). What advice would you give to students at Union as they discern God’s call and prepare for ministry? Regardless of where God calls you, use your time at Union to explore and address crucial questions of faith, to embody St. Anselm’s motto “faith seeking understanding,” by taking courses and …
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…that person well. Knowledge of God’s great love for us will indeed give us delight. To commit ourselves to the Lord means entrusting everything in our lives, families, jobs, possessions – to the Lord’s control and guidance (37:5) believing that he can care for us better than we can ourselves. We should be willing to wait patiently (37:7) for him …
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…the Pastor, and when requested by the Pastor. Key responsibilities include: Spiritual formation for the congregation (leading of public worship, preaching the gospel, administering the Sacraments, praying with and for the people, counseling and pastoral care, and conducting weddings and funerals). Developing and nurturing the childrens’ ministry, youth ministry, adult education including the young adults ministry Implementation of decisions and …
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About the Church Located in the Gainesville Innovation District, between the University of Florida and downtown Gainesville, First Presbyterian Church is a warm, welcoming, robust community of believers that exists to glorify God, make disciples of Jesus Christ, and meet human need. As a multigenerational congregation that values missions, music, and making sure people are well cared-for, First Pres. holds …
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…continents and despite the distance that may be created by language and culture, we are bound together in our dedication to use our gifts and talents, our imagination, and our creativity— whether in scholarship, in pastoral care, or in community organizing to work for God’s Kingdom and God’s people. We are united in our commitment to bring more peace, more …
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…locations on and around campus. This is the second of a series of concerts, “Pulling Out All the Stops,” that the seminary is holding to raise awareness about the need for a new pipe organ for its historic chapel. Through the generosity of sponsors, the concert is free and open to the public. Donations to support the Organ Fund will …
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…were able to capture the land in the New World. Eventually African slave labor was needed to increase the profits gained there. Although Portugal was the first European nation to capture slaves from the continent of Africa, Spain was the first European nation to take African slaves to the New World, so it is most likely that my ancestor, Cato, …
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…by the differences I see between the church in America and Korea. Both worlds can learn from each other. First, in class, I was surprised that people are active, talking and having debates. It seems so natural to them, but I was having a hard time because Korean classes are not open places to talk. Usually, only the lecturer talks …
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…walked a few steps to the entrance of Petra (meaning “rock”), one of the true wonders of the world. After hearing an insightful presentation from Richmond student Rebecca Heilman, we traversed through the sandstone formations of the Siq. We marveled at the aqueduct system and many tombs. Then we rounded a corner and were met by the majestic beauty of …
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…Wall (Tricia Vesely) In the evening we visited the largest Protestant cathedral in Germany, the Berliner Dom and marveled at the presence of the towering statues of Luther, Melanchthon, Zwingli, and Calvin. We stayed for evensong and let the glorious sounds of the organ lift us in worship. Castle Church (Tricia Vesely) The next morning, we began our expedition into …
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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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…/ 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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Presenter: Dr. Hadia Mubarak | Assistant Professor of Religion | Queens University | Charlotte, North Carolina Title of Lecture–“Unlearning Islamophobia: Exploring Muslim Representations in Film” Click here for more information or to register. …
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…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 Associate Professor of Bible at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte, North Carolina. …
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President and Professor of New Testament in the Walter W. Moore and Charles E.S. Kraemer Presidential Chairs, Dr. Brian Blount, will speak at the covered dinner on Saturday evening and will be the guest preacher in worship on Sunday at Bethany Presbyterian Church, Graham, North Carolina. …
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On Sunday, March 26, Parkway United Church of Christ will welcome Dr. Rodney S. Sadler as the worship leader. Dr. Sadler is Associate Professor of Bible at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte, North Carolina. …
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On February 5, 2017, Covenant Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, N.C. will welcome Dr. Paul Galbreath as a guest speaker. Dr. Galbreath will be speaking on the topic of Communion in the Gospel of John as part of their First Sunday Series. Dr. Galbreath is Professor of Theology at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte, North Carolina. …
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On Sunday, November 12, 2017, Shallotte Presbyterian Church, Shallotte, North Carolina, will welcome Dr. Brian K. Blount to its pulpit. Dr. Blount is the President and Professor of New Testament in the Walter W. Moore and Charles E.S. Kraemer Presidential Chairs at Union Presbyterian Seminary. …
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On Sunday, December 3, 2017, Covenant Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, North Carolina, will welcome Dr. Brian K. Blount to its pulpit. Dr. Blount is the President and Professor of New Testament in the Walter W. Moore and Charles E.S. Kraemer Presidential Chairs at Union Presbyterian Seminary. …
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President Brian Blount will preach at First Presbyterian Church on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, on Sunday, June 23, 2019. Dr. Brian K. Blount is President of Union Presbyterian Seminary and Professor of New Testament in the Walter W. Moore and Charles E.S. Kraemer Presidential Chairs. …
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On Wednesday, October 18, First Presbyterian Church, Gastonia, North Carolina, will welcome Dr. Paul Galbreath as its Adult Forum speaker. Dr. Galbreath is Professor of Theology at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte. …
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