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…our industrial revolution. It is not simply an event in our history; it is central to our history. Other problems that fail to connect slavery and white supremacy include the prevalence of lessons that portray slavery as only a Southern institution. The report says no state standards properly address how the ideology of white supremacy rose to justify the institution…
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This is post 5 of 5 in the series “Sharon&Brook Summer 2019” Strengthening Faith Formation Among Children Appreciation of Music Is Motivation for Gift to Watts Organ Fund Remembering James H. Smylie Worship, Ecology, and Community Revisited The Gargoyle Speaks: Unscheduled Beauty 2019 SUMMER ISSUE / GRADUATION By Professor Carson Brisson This issue of Gargoyle is dedicated to the…
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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama Union Presbyterian Seminary alumna Jill Duffield is the editor and publisher of The Presbyterian Outlook, an independent publication of the PC(USA). in 2015, she broke ground to accept a call as the Outlook’s first female editor. As the magazine prepares to celebrate its 200th anniversary…
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…summer. In part, because it was that time of the year I got to slow down a bit and try some new things. This summer, we are trying something new, and I am thrilled to invite you to share in it. On August 18, we will hold our first Charlotte gathering of Union Presbyterian Seminary Alumni. Starting at 3 p.m.,…
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D.Min. cohorts alternate between the Charlotte and Richmond campuses. The Fall 2023 cohort will be located in Charlotte. The Fall 2024 cohort will be located in Richmond. The Fall 2025 cohort will be located in Charlotte. In our Doctor of Ministry program, students will articulate advanced understanding of the contemporary church and expressions of culture, and relationships between the two….
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…in order to get? Reflecting on giving in church or giving back to God, such giving is an act of stewardship, as defined in the Westminster Dictionary of Theological Terms— “the responsibility given to humans in creation for managing the resources of the earth. Christian stewardship involves the whole of life since all life comes from God and is to…
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…as a Christian Egyptian who lives as a migrant in the U.S.,” Dr. Marzouk said. “Therefore, I have been and continue to research and publish on the place of the Bible in the life of Christian minorities in the Middle East, in general, and in Egypt, in particular.” He received the Bachelor of Theology and the Master of Arts in…
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…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…
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…departments and the news media to help tell its story to students, faculty, staff, alumni, prospective students, donors, and the communities surrounding its Richmond and Charlotte campuses. It uses a variety of communication channels, including social media, videos, livestreaming, podcasts, the web, eblasts, publications, and writing to engage with its internal and external publics. Duties You will work closely with…
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…in resilience skills, we thought about the relationships that are formed at church and how it is so important to nurture them so that in times of chaos and trauma they are strong and ready to be Sought out. Finally, skills to be resilient come from engagement and service. Youth can be more resilient when they are involved in things…
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…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…
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…peace only as a faraway dream; we long for it in our lives, in the lives of our families, our friends, and in the city of Charlotte. But with each passing day the prospect for peace seems to be increasingly tantalizing. Restlessness seems to be the order of our present existence: our inner restlessness rooted in various anxieties, our societal…
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…part time Internship staff position. We offer: This position is a one year service internship keying in on Community Engagement and involvement. Compensation based on an 18 – 20 hour work week which includes Sunday Morning Services attendance and participation. Salary is $22,000.00 per year. Flexible, part time schedule respecting your time and prior commitments. A supportive and dynamic work…
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…life, death, and resurrection of Jesus in a chaotic world, and who trust in God’s continuing creative and generative promise of new life. Thus, in the chaos, God is not only present, but is at work! We’re called to be in the midst of that chaos and to be a part of God’s continuing creation and regeneration. Shannon encouraged us…
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…who currently resides in Houston, Texas. Mary compiled a wonderful resource packet full of pictures and scripture that the class used during the workshop. Mary invited us to consider this practice of praying through scripture as an “opportunity to be grounded in scripture and rest in scripture.” It was made clear that what we were learning in this workshop would…
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…the University of St Andrews in Scotland, and a Bachelor of Science in Religion and Philosophy from Greensboro College. Moore has served local congregations and campus ministries in the mid-Atlantic and worked in administrative positions at the denominational level of the United Methodist Church. Over the past 20 years, he has been a professor, academic and administrative deans, and college…
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…comes time to pray in front of others it is as if we have no idea what to do. I remember feeling that way several years ago. I remember being frustrated that the prayer before our Thanksgiving dinner was handed to me once I started seminary because, as one relative said, “You know how to pray now!” I was terrified…
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…inquiry, and open communication essential to the well-being of black womankind. There will be panel presentations, table talks, plenaries and multifaceted, intergenerational and innovative conversations across disciplines and among activists who embody the kinds of interconnections that womanist work makes possible. Walker is an internationally celebrated writer, poet, and activist whose books include seven novels, four collections of short stories,…
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…involvement in issues like environmental stewardship, said Babczak. “The seminary has been a dynamic, challenging, life-giving experience,” said Hill. “There is a distinct understanding who each of us is in Christ, and that creates an amazing community. In my second and third years, I saw how much the seminary influences metropolitan Richmond at large and how that sense of community…
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