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Started UPSem 2003: Rev. Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown (MDiv 2008)

Started UPSem 2003: Rev. Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown (MDiv 2008)

…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. Chief Community Wellness and Health Equity Executive Novant Health Charlotte, North Carolina Rev. Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown (MDiv 2008) was born in Detroit, Michigan. After her father died when she was young, she moved into Detroit’s inner city with her…

Welcome to the 2020 UPSem Black Seminarians

Welcome to the 2020 UPSem Black Seminarians

…ministry work both in urban and rural settings toward a holistic community development, since doctrinal distortion is proven to be one of the major problems facing the Church and Society in the world. Sedae Slaughter I am Sedae Slaughter. I reside in Charlotte, NC, but I am from Philadelphia, PA. Growing up in poverty with very little resources, I grew…

What Are You Offering?

What Are You Offering?

…also doesn’t want to limit what she offers (including the plastic tab from the milk jug, always one of my favorites and one that makes me laugh through the entire day!). It is her way of expressing love and joy. It is her way of inviting us into the fun! Now, this isn’t just about my cats. This is about…

Alt-right rally: Clergy cannot be absent

Alt-right rally: Clergy cannot be absent

…for the briefest moment I could not un-hear what this struggling young man said to the woman as he squirmed in pain and wiped his flesh with flowing water. I was gone before I could know what I heard but his words, please excuse me, were, “I hope you don’t think I’m a pussy.” I heard worse words all day…

Statement from President Blount on the death of George Floyd

Statement from President Blount on the death of George Floyd

…asked, that I nonetheless feel compelled to answer. I feel compelled because I am afraid. I am afraid because I fear that my voice is too insignificant to matter. I am afraid because I fear that while what I say bears insufficient weight to make a difference, it carries just enough potency to get me in trouble. I am afraid…

Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go?

Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go?

…removal of statues honoring Confederate heroes and Christopher Columbus, and the Confederate flag has long been viewed by some as an infringement upon freedom of speech and erasing history. But what happens when that same freedom of speech is not afforded equally to all? What happens when such freedom of speech incites violence against others? What does it mean for…

6 things about Marcy Wright’s summer break

6 things about Marcy Wright’s summer break

…to consider what my own sermon preparation process will be, especially since I will be taking Preaching and Worship in the fall. I’m so very excited for that class. RR: What is your favorite summertime treat? MR: I love ice cream in every season, so lots of that. Plus, I love all the summer fruits/vegetables, including corn (on-the-cob is best),…

Souvenirs from Switzerland: Reflections on an Exchange Year

Souvenirs from Switzerland: Reflections on an Exchange Year

…me. After all, “take-aways” seemed to imply that I had brought the most valuable pieces home, whereas I felt the better parts of me were still there: walking those streets, sitting in those classrooms and churches, having homecooked dinners with guests in our little Swiss garden. I sometimes wonder if this same feeling was upon the gospel writers when they…

Congratulations to Alumna Rev. Dr. Angela Sims (Ph.D.’08), Newly Inaugurated President of Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School

Congratulations to Alumna Rev. Dr. Angela Sims (Ph.D.’08), Newly Inaugurated President of Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School

…you. In that way, when it is time to get up and meet those who are searching for you, you will have the energy, drive, passion, and spirit to guide them properly. That is my charge. Find your quiet place. And find time to spend in it. *Dr. Brian K. Blount, President, Union Presbyterian Seminary Charge to the Students of…

Ghana Travel Seminar: May Day

Ghana Travel Seminar: May Day

…Grace Presbyterian in Ghana. Then we visited the nearby Patmos Retreat Centre in Akropong-Kuapem, founded by Grace PC’s dynamic Catechist, Abboa Offei (Offei is in white with us in top photo). The retreat centre began as a prayer camp, has expanded its facilities, and has become an oasis where individuals, congregations, para-church organizations are welcome to gather free of charge…

Help New Ministers Preach in Today’s World

Help New Ministers Preach in Today’s World

…early career preachers in order to develop a program focused around supporting four key areas: preaching and significant social issues, preaching and diverse listeners, preaching and digital technology, and mentoring and feedback for preachers. Additionally, Union will create an invested network of judicatory and denominational leaders, and pastors in multi-staff congregations who champion and care for early career preachers. “In…

Why Is The Church Silent On Confederate Statues?

Why Is The Church Silent On Confederate Statues?

BY LEONARD EDLOE (Th.M., ’18) For months, a discussion has gone on about Confederate statues in Richmond, while in some cities, a few even in the South, those statues have been taken down. We have heard from many voices, however, not much from the Christian church in general and, more specifically, those churches in close proximity to the statues that…

Black Lives Matter! “No Big Deal!”

Black Lives Matter! “No Big Deal!”

…boy born in a small town in the backwoods of Alabama in the late 1930’s, I was taken by one of my uncles to see a tree where Negroes were lynched. As I was later raised in Harlem, New York, that statement by the police lieutenant brought back memories of that tree in Alabama. To this preacher, who participated in…

Professor Charles E. Brown announces retirement

Professor Charles E. Brown announces retirement

…Seminary). At the time of his appointment, he was serving as pastor and head of staff at First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, Mississippi. With degrees from Southwestern at Memphis (now, Rhodes College), The Divinity School of Vanderbilt University, and Princeton Theological Seminary, he arrived on campus with vast experience as a pastor, chaplain, and counselor, and had served as an…

Divine Correction

Divine Correction

…have we ever said that to ourselves? Disciplining is not something that most of us would seek. Honestly, it is not on my short list of things to request; however, I know me and I need disciplining. My attitude needs disciplining, the path I walk, my mind, my tongue, and the list goes on and on. Without disciplining, I find…

Leggett Foundation Supports United Methodist Students at Union Presbyterian Seminary

Leggett Foundation Supports United Methodist Students at Union Presbyterian Seminary

…of Prevenient, Justifying and Sanctifying grace, including its meaning for Wesley and its application today. Discussion of the quadrilateral (Scripture, Tradition, Reason and Experience) including its meaning for Wesley and its application today. Discussion of the means of salvation for Wesley. The Rev. Dr. W. James Athearn, who serves on the board of the Leggett Foundation, received his Doctor of…

APCE 2019: The tide is changing

APCE 2019: The tide is changing

…in which a new social, political, and economic climate exists. Dr. Tom Long’s plenary Tide Talk further solidified what the Holy Spirit appears to be illuminating–Behold, (the tide is changing), I am doing a new thing (Isa. 43:19). God’s loving judgment is calling us to give up cherished things that may have become idols so that God may set things…

Dr. Samuel Adams to be installed as McNair Professor of Biblical Studies

Dr. Samuel Adams to be installed as McNair Professor of Biblical Studies

…Word in Its Season’: Persuasive Speech in Wisdom Instructions, Prophetic Works, and Our Fractured Political Moment.” The lecture will discuss the parameters of proper and effective speech in the ancient world, with emphasis on wisdom texts and prophetic works. It will also explore how one should mount an argument, convince others of a particular position, conduct oneself in the public…

Professor Schweitzer retiring at end of June, 2019

Professor Schweitzer retiring at end of June, 2019

…such, this May term will be her final teaching term wherein she and Professor Richard Voelz will co-teach Preaching and Worship as Pastoral Care. With this course, and others she has offered, it is clear that her experiences in pastoral ministry, and continuing involvements in her current congregation, have been a rich resource for her teaching ministry. Please join us…

Ghana Travel Seminar: Learning at the Akrofi-Christaller Institute

Ghana Travel Seminar: Learning at the Akrofi-Christaller Institute

…research in the Pauline interpretation of homosexuality. Dr. Settles’ is doing research on Black American Christianity. As one might imagine, there was a fervent discussion which continued past our scheduled time with them. I was struck by the depth of ACI presenters with respect to their historical understanding of Ghanaian Christianity. While some may be surprised that Christianity is growing…

Reaffirming – Black Lives Matter!

Reaffirming – Black Lives Matter!

…think. Where is this? What church is this and where is it located? To top it all off, standing in front of the church, on the lawn, is a black man: the preacher! As I scrolled down, I discovered that this huge sign is on the grounds of New Era Baptist Church, a Black church in Birmingham, Alabama. The pastor…

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Are you looking to enrich your events with expert

Are you looking to enrich your events with expert insights? 🌍✨ Our faculty members are ready to share their knowledge on a wide range of topics including:
Pastoral Care • Christian Ethics from the Margins • Spirituality and Social Justice • Navigating Worship in the 21st Century• Biblical Concepts of Divine Embodiment

Whether it’s a virtual session or an in-person event, our experts are here to inspire and educate. 🌍✨

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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
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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.