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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner It was unlike anything I ever experienced as a pastor. Wide open spaces, the breeze coming off of the ocean, a sticky sweat quickly taking over my whole body, a loud speaker next to me, and silence… I saw the faces gathered in front of me, but I could not hear their…
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…hospitality more often, to spend more face-to-face time rather than just computer-to-computer time, and even to take advantage of more opportunities in life. Jesus didn’t minister or live behind a computer screen or scroll and he didn’t shut the door on guests — he ministered and lived WITH the people, face to face, eating WITH and praying WITH them. I…
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…has been able to be part of a community with people studying theology for numerous reasons. She is looking to bring ministry to people in a way that isn’t pulpit-orientated by continuing with camping ministry. “It’s been really good to be in community here and to see how many different ways so many people are excited about doing ministry,” Earp…
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…deferment on the case. “Be assured, this action does not affect the seminary’s commitment to the development of the apartment community on the 15-acre portion of the Westwood Tract,” said President Brian K. Blount. “We will work with the neighborhood task force to organize a community meeting in advance of the BZA’s November hearing.” The Special Exception only affects what…
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…are good.” Roberson describes the work of the seminary as being “like a complex symphony, with variation on themes played every day. President Brian Blount is maestro, leading this place in such harmony. The result,” he said, “is melodic.” Roberson, a 1971 graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, comes to the chair position after a 35-year…
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Members of the Union community who joined demonstrators protesting the August 12, 2017, white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, reflect on what they saw, heard, and learned amid the violent clashes. Alumna Lynne Taylor Clements (pictured at right with her church’s Senior Pastor and Head of Staff Rev. Ken Henry) is Associate Pastor for Christian Formation at Westminster Presbyterian Church…
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…the burden of responsibility need to be assumed by the privileged folks in putting their resources to work. On that note of hope, I record my profound gratitude to all the wonderful souls who have influenced my life and shaped my love for God and God’s people and continue to push me forward to commit myself for the common good….
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…in their suffering through our prayers and protest. We pledge to ensure through our thoughtful actions that our Asian American siblings feel cared for, respected, and secure in our communities and our neighborhoods. Read a statement from the Association of Theological Schools on anti-Asian violence signed by President Brian K. Blount. ### Contact: Mike Frontiero Union Presbyterian Seminary mfrontiero@upsem.edu 804-278-4279…
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…Perspective”. Tuesday, October 10, 2023 / 11:30 am / Luncheon and Discussion – Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte campus On Tuesday, join Dr. Lapsley for lunch with local faith and community leaders to discuss the Bible, race, and the faith community’s work for reconciliation. Registration is required for the luncheon as seating is limited. Registration information can be found online: https://na.eventscloud.com/csjrfallseminar…
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…be provided to discover encouragement amongst peers as well as to experience rejuvenation within a supportive community of caregivers and care seekers. This two and a half hour virtual retreat will include various elements, including presentations from the leaders on the benefits of embodying regular rhythms of rest as well as sharing spiritual practices. Prayer and meditation will be included,…
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The Community United Church of Christ will celebrate 10 years of our Justice in a Changing Climate work and will decide whether to recommit to this mission. Rev. Dr. Sadler advocates for a “Cleaner, Greener, Better” world. We will create a Cleaner earth with decreased climate change via a move from a fossil-fuel-based to a Greener, renewables-based energy system. He…
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…a presidential search committee and the board named six trustees to the committee. These trustees were appointed with a commitment to diverse representation across both campuses. Other members to be named include four faculty (two from each campus), one staff member, and one student (who will not be from the same campus as the staff member). The committee will begin…
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…there are always gaps. Our seminary education serves as a reminder of both this reality and the fact that Jesus has commissioned us to combat injustice and oppression. A second important benefit of seminary education is that it helps us approach social justice issues with surgical precision rather than just by viewing them through a more in-depth theological lens. As…
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Union Presbyterian Seminary has recently learned of the passing in Naples, Florida, of Anne E. Treichler, former trustee and member of the President’s Advisory Council. She served on numerous committees at Presbyterian Woman, presbytery, seminary, and PCUSA Pension Board. Mrs. Treichler, 92, was a life-long member of Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. Her love of theology prompted her to establish the Anne…
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…in interior design from Central Piedmont Community College. Mrs. Hickok was a lifetime member and Elder Emerita of Covenant Presbyterian Church. Susan co-founded the Stephen Ministry program at Covenant, providing care and counsel to those in need, and led the program for a decade. Music was central to Susan’s life. She joined the Covenant choir at age 14 and sang…
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…Church until the week before his death. Taking seriously the directives in the sixth chapter of Micah, this wise, kind, gentle man lived his life doing justice, loving kindness, and walking humbly with his God. He shared his gifts freely as a friend, mentor, and minister, not only in the Presbyterian church at a local, presbytery, and synod level, but…
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Former Union Theological Seminary (now Union Presbyterian Seminary) faculty member, Dr. Charles Mason Swezey, loving husband, father, and grandfather, passed away on January 20, 2022, at Covenant Woods in Mechanicsville, Virginia. He was 86. Dr. Swezy was a professor of Christian Ethics and served as dean of the faculty at Union Theological Seminary, before retiring in 2003. OBITUARY…
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Former Trustee Philip C. Holladay passed away on June 13, 2018. He faithfully served the Union Presbyterian Seminary board of trustees from 1993 through 1999. We extend our prayers and condolences to his wife, Penny, and their children and grandchildren, as well as Phil’s sister, Frances. There will be a Service of Worship, A Witness to the Resurrection, in memory…
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