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…But Not Religious) across the religious landscape of America. Students will examine an approach to mission and evangelism that addresses the needs of society, reflecting ways in which a local church continues its commitment to the gospel message (love God and love neighbor) and to the great commission (go and make disciples). For more information or to register, click here….
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…But Not Religious) across the religious landscape of America. Students will examine an approach to mission and evangelism that addresses the needs of society, reflecting ways in which a local church continues its commitment to the gospel message (love God and love neighbor) and to the great commission (go and make disciples). For more information or to register, click here….
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Register for “Seminary for a Day” to attend this workshop led by Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon Black Sacred Rhetoric: Developing Our Ethical Voices about Engaging Concerns and Difficult Problems in Society Participants in this workshop will study the fundamental principles in Black Sacred Rhetoric, so we can use rhetorical tools which govern effective Christian communication in the Black Church Community…
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…God’s children in worship and the sacraments, the unity of Word and Table, worship design, flow, leadership and space, preparation for baptism and communion, a life-span approach to worship education and worship related polity. To register for Worship and Sacraments, click here. Information on how to log into the class on Blackboard will be sent to those registered. Objectives The…
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…But Not Religious) across the religious landscape of America. Students will examine an approach to mission and evangelism that addresses the needs of society, reflecting ways in which a local church continues its commitment to the gospel message (love God and love neighbor) and to the great commission (go and make disciples). For more information or to register, click here….
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…2023! Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex 1 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd N Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Union Presbyterian Seminary will host an alumni luncheon at the 2023 Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) conference. The luncheon will be held on Friday, January 27, 2023 at 11:30 am. The cost is $20. Registration is required! Click on the following link to register: https://na.eventscloud.com/apce23…
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…17-20, 2016. ******************** Description of the seminar: The world shifts so quickly that pastors, church educators, church administrators, and other church leaders often wonder whether establishing concrete plans is worth the time and effort. Lengthy studies and voluminous plans seem to be outdated by the time they are complete, resulting in low morale and commitment to a direction that is…
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…is complicated space within which to work. Groups who feel called to this ministry must begin by having conversations—with theologians, activists, and community leaders who are already on the ground—and pay close attention to the communities in which they are working. Rev. Dr. Henderson noted that two key decisions his group made early on were to surround themselves with people…
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This is post 6 of 6 in the series “APCE 2019” APCE 2019: Anticipation APCE 2019: “Come to the Water” APCE 2019: The tide is changing APCE 2019: Engaging young Christians in social justice APCE 2019: How does Jesus respond to generational suffering? APCE 2019: Revived at the Water’s Edge BY MARCY WRIGHT “Ho, everyone who thirsts, come to the…
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…pat: find an open place to put our shoes near the door. What had been strange and a bit worrisome in the beginning (Where should we put the shoes? Will they be safe there? Will we recognize them when we come back out?) had all been answered through multiple experiences with this very common practice of leaving our shoes at…
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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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…that causes that? In her book, she explores how memory practices (prayer, liturgy, writings) and understandings of place and space and violence intersect. “At some point, the peace of those who were drawn to the desert for communion with God, in hope of a paradisiacal life is ruptured by violence brought to the desert from the ‘outside world.’ “Some of…
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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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This is post 5 of 7 in the series “Class of 2018” Class of 2018 profiles: Rosy Robson prepares for what comes next Class of 2018 profiles: Pamela Fusting will close no door Class of 2018 profiles: Christopher Manunyo-Nyonyoh prepared to make a difference in Ghana Class of 2018 profiles: Sara Pantazes can’t wait to dive in Class of 2018…
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…and spiritual autobiography, to the fellowship with colleagues committed to the Christ’s vision in the world, to the closing plenary and worship complete with mass choir and band, there was much to take in as we considered together what the conference theme “God With Us in the Chaos” means for our individual and collective lives as the body of Christ….
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…there is “so much” that can be done during that hour. I also get that faith development is drastically stunted without this precious time spent in community, both glorifying and listening to God through our united voices and prayers. My dream is to require all youth to attend worship a minimum of two weeks each month, if not three weeks,…
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…psychology, along with religious studies, offering a wide scope of education for women to thrive. In between these fulfilling events in compassionate partnership, we went to the Ram Krishna mission center and Hindu Ashram. There, a Brahmachari offered us insight into the Hindu faith as it is practiced there, with focus on coming to an understanding of our oneness and…
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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….
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…studies undertaken with devoted professors and a diverse student population who respected and encouraged one another. Christian community was formed within the walls of the seminary. UPSem Charlotte is truly a seedbed for theological development.” In addition to intellectual development and a spirited community, Brogdon appreciates the opportunity that the Charlotte campus represents. Without the campus in Charlotte and the…
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…how do we make theological sense of the more private hardships and joys experienced by members of the community? If we are to be an effective community, serving as an extended family for one another, we cannot limit ourselves to talking about, celebrating, or even mourning the expected things. We need to be able to connect with people who are…
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…and located in Overland Park, KS, a suburb of Kansas City. Niche.com, Livability.com, and others have ranked Overland Park, KS as one of the top ten US cities in which to live for 2023. To learn more, visit us at https://rhckc.org/careers Resumes may be sent to APNC, Rolling Hills Church at 9400 Nall Avenue, Overland Park, KS or apply on…
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