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…to see what Moses saw. Everywhere, there were ruins of the many civilizations that had claimed this disputed land over the centuries. After nearly a week in Jordan, we made the crossing into Israel. To walk in the places where Jesus conducted His ministry was amazing and humbling. We had communion on the Sea of Galilee and visited the churches…
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…Bank E. Ayn Welleford, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Gerontology, Virginia Commonwealth University The Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities works with schools, businesses, and communities to achieve success by addressing prejudices, in all forms, to improve academic achievement, increase workplace productivity, and enhance local trust. A list of past honorees can be found on the center’s website. …
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…full time work, it just wasn’t a possibility until now.” His focus at seminary has changed over time as well. When Adams was attending seminary in Kentucky, he focused on child and family counseling in a church setting. Now, he’s looking to be a bridge between the church and the LGBTQ community. “I think the church has failed that community,”…
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…young adults have just as many activities as the youth and require pastoral care in a different way at a different time. I sat staring at my breakdown of the components of my job and wondered what to do. I remembered that the youth portion was also layered with three or four tiers of leadership which made that side manageable…
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Thirty-five alumni and friends gathered for a UPSem luncheon on Thursday, July 25, 2019 during the annual Bible Conference at Massanetta Springs, in Harrisonburg, VA. Dr. John Carroll was guest speaker at the luncheon. Carroll is the Harriet Robertson Fitts Memorial Professor of New Testament. His address focused on “Jesus and the other Abrahamic Faiths: Common Ground and Sticking Points.”…
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…went home to run a few job searches, update my PIF, and pray that something – anything- would show up. I took my middle schoolers on a retreat. I took my confirmation class on a retreat. I got my first hug and a “thanks” from a youth. I served communion to a young adult who hadn’t stepped foot in the…
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On Martin Luther King Day, more than 50 African-American women working in diverse contexts in the community participated in a “conscientization luncheon” to discuss how gender justice concretely transforms life in the direction of non-alienating experiences for African-American women and the wider environment in which they are situated. The Richmond campus event was led by Professor of Christian Ethics Katie…
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…all who were blessed to hear him. Dr. Raheb is a passionate, thoughtful, funny, insightful, and challenging speaker. He reminded us that the Bible, our sacred Scripture, our sacred stories, came from Palestine, his homeland. The Bible, he informed us, did not come from the Bible Belt. He made us laugh with a story he told related to a trip…
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…from our pews for the recently deceased mayor of Guatemala City. He was the president of the country at the end of the 36-year conflict and was accused of committing human rights abuses under his tenure. As we heard messages of hope and sang songs of praise, the history of abuses committed by the president and the controversial history of…
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…vows to teach and care for the children and youth of the church. After high school, Raible moved to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, to attend Wake Forest University. Upon graduation, she relocated to Denver, Colorado, working as the brewery representative for The Boston Beer Company promoting the offerings of Samuel Adams — the patriot, not the Union Presbyterian Seminary professor. From…
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What is Estate Planning and why should I consider it? Estate gifts are sometimes referred to as “stop-and-think” gifts because they require some planning and, often, help from a professional advisor such as an attorney. The most common estate gift is a bequest in a will or trust and it is one of the easiest ways to support an organization…
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…our community life, with your return to the seminary some 40 years after you enrolled! 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…
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…education is grounded in both academic and ecclesial contexts, her students are assigned to participate in their congregations and communities as a part of their educational experience. Her focus on practical pedagogy is not only to develop more committed and knowledgeable educators and ministers, but also more committed and knowledgeable congregants. “Dr. Lockhart embodies the best of the former Presbyterian…
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…lifelong friends who have walked beside me as I had a child and adopted two daughters,” she said. “The community of the Blended Learning Program is just phenomenal. There’s a ton of support there.” She said the online community was also very supportive when she switched jobs. She is currently the director of Christian education at Harrison United Methodist Church…
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…(1707-1778), who taught that a scientific correlation existed between a person’s intelligence and their outward appearance; and the German founder of modern comparative anatomy, physician Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (1752-1840). Blumenbach taught that the comparison between Greek skulls and those of Africans represented a different and superior standard of beauty and a higher culture for Greeks, compared to Africans. Joseph Arthur…
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When you’re hunting for a job, things can get stressful. Variables like salary, start date, location, etc. all come into play. If you’re looking for a job with a PC(USA) church, check out the Church Leadership Connection site for open positions. You can search by position type, location, experience, and more. You can also search on broad job sites like…
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…preacher-as-teacher through the lens of critical pedagogy grounds the image of teacher in an ethical framework, inviting preachers to redefine their public roles, stand in relationships of solidarity with communities of faith, break the silences of taboos, tackle tough issues, and re-imagine the world in the shape of the kingdom of God. The book will feature a sermon from Union…
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…that the injustices and injuries clinging to our lives may be willfully and knowingly wiped away— that we might embody that for which we pray. Unity, unity. Let us pray. Let us pray for justice, let us lift all voices together, shouting for freedom and equity— all people, times, and places— ‘til the way of the earth bends and all…
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…the church and its leaders.” Previously, Jones was director of recreation ministry for Crestwood Church in Midlothian, Virginia, where she planned and directed recreation programs to enhance community engagement and served as both the visionary and the manager of the ministry to participants and families. She also helped launch a learning community focused on connecting Richmond area parish and non-parish…
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…her externship, she will serve on the faculty’s Committee on Academic Programs to learn more about responsibilities of the faculty in areas of shared governance. “I am delighted to be part of the Union community during my externship year,” Professor Sin said. “I have always wanted to serve in an institution like this that prioritizes good teaching practice and dedicated…
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…of Arts in Literature from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. “I look forward to serving you as the new director of admissions, contributing to nurturing community in the world, nurturing church in the world, and getting to know the community better,” Dia said. Dia is an alumni artist-in-residence of the McColl Center for Art + Innovation, the Virginia…
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