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Join us in celebration for the dedication of the Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center for Christian Education Lunch immediately following Set to open in fall 2017, this new center will equip pastors and educators from developing countries such as Kenya, Ghana, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam, as well as students from the United States, with Christian education training. It will provide…
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…Inventing Women and Subverting Gender in the African Public Sphere Led by: Dr. Georgette Ledgister Six-Week Elective Course | Thursdays, April 4-May 9, 2024 | 6-8 p.m. Eastern Time This course explores themes at the intersection of gender and religion in Africa, and interrogating normative discourses that almost exclusively paint African women as victims constrained by western conceptions of gender….
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Led by: Dr. JoAnne Marie Terrell Six-Week Core Course | Tuesdays, February 13-March 19, 2024 | 7-9 p.m. Eastern Time This course is designed to introduce participants to the Womanist literature, discourses, and doctrines used as a source for theological reflection and flourishing. Click here for more information or to start a registration….
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Led by: Dr. JoAnne Marie Terrell Six-Week Core Course | Tuesdays, February 13-March 19, 2024 | 7-9 p.m. Eastern Time This course is designed to introduce participants to the Womanist literature, discourses, and doctrines used as a source for theological reflection and flourishing. Click here for more information or to start a registration….
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Led by Dr. Rebecca Davis August 1-September 1 Synchronous meetings are from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Eastern Time The purpose of this course is to provide a Reformed theological foundation of worship and the sacraments that informs the education for and the practice of each in the congregational setting. This course is open to all and it is not necessary to…
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Led by: Dr. JoAnne Marie Terrell Six-Week Core Course | Tuesdays, February 13-March 19, 2024 | 7-9 p.m. Eastern Time This course is designed to introduce participants to the Womanist literature, discourses, and doctrines used as a source for theological reflection and flourishing. Click here for more information or to start a registration….
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…is only a guideline, but it may help you re-evaluate how you divide your available income. An annual budgeting excel worksheet can be downloaded here. This will be useful if you’re interested in understanding all your sources of income and available resources for financing your time in seminary. This worksheet will also help you determine the amount of financial need…
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…contexts. A graduate of Vanderbilt University’s Graduate Department of Religion with a doctorate in homiletics and liturgics, Dr. Voelz brings expertise and scholarly interest in contemporary homiletic theory, preaching and critical pedagogy, preaching and youth, pastoral identity, preaching in the Stone-Campbell Movement, and contemporary liturgical theology. He has authored three books, including “Preaching to Teach: Inspire People to Think and…
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…Church in New Brunswick, NJ, during her study at Princeton Theological Seminary. Prior to her study in the United States, Sin served as a pastor in the Wing Kwong Pentecostal Holiness Church in Hong Kong. Her research interests are in the areas of Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel. Her dissertation focuses on Primeval Wives and Their Afterlives. She has published…
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Whether you are working in a parish setting or not, you are impacting your environment through the training you’ve received in seminary. You are the church in the world. It is an exciting opportunity to bring your expertise and curiosity to your vocational setting. However, just because you have graduated from seminary doesn’t mean that your learning is complete. There…
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…and Decoration movement, and vernacular art,” said Darling. “I was interested in Byzantine Icons but was not interested in repeating that tradition as such. Seeing Ethiopian icons helped me to realize that there were different visual traditions in Christianity, that I was not tied to what I grew up with.” A Virginia native who currently lives in Richmond, Darling has…
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…22, 1968, he served churches throughout North Carolina; first as an associate in Fayetteville, and then as senior pastor in Morehead City, Charlotte, and Wilson where he retired after 26 years as senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church. Although in declining health, he continued to serve part-time in Pinetops and finally to simply preach from his scooter at Bethany Presbyterian…
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…since 2016, including Hebrew and Greek. In 2012 she received the seminary’s Patrick D. Miller Award for Excellence in the Study of Scripture. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in music, minoring in religious studies, from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2008. “Dr. Strollo has already proved to be an invaluable resource for the biblical program at UPSem,” President Brian…
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By Timothy S. Moore Regularly, as part of JustAct, we present an activist in profile, highlighting a local, regional, or national leader inspiring the church, their communities, and others in innovative and challenging ways. In this issue, we focus our attention on the work of Rev. Dr. Claude Ellis Forehand II, the interim director of the Reimaging America Project, a…
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…not fair and has been partial toward humankind. Nowhere in the Bible can we find where God is interested in the color of our skin, but he is concerned about the content of the heart. In Acts10:34-35, Peter declares that God is no respecter of person. Paul says in Acts 17:26, “From one man he made all nations” we are…
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…woman who is in desperate need of respect and recognition. The story instructs us that it is not about who she is. It’s about who He is.” Dr. Walton told the graduates they are entering a world that is unapologetically fractured, intentionally estranged, and arrogantly alienated. “We have hung hateful labels around the necks of entire groups,” he said, “and…
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…Blount has led the seminary through a number of accomplishments, including: Developing the Charlotte campus into a full partner with the Richmond campus, leading the seminary toward the fulfillment of its vision as “one seminary with two campuses.” Collaborating with partners in constructing the Canopy Apartments on UPSem property and subsequently selling these apartments, thus increasing the value of the…
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…“I have felt a strong call to minister to students in an academic environment since I entered seminary in 1993,” Blanchard said. “A significant part of this call has been to nurture students as they embrace their own calls to ministry.” Blanchard will add the role to her portfolio as director of student services for the seminary’s Richmond campus. For…
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…The fellowship is awarded to a graduate elected by the faculty on the basis of promise in pastoral ministry. Marina Ghaly, Richmond Campus The Sallie Shepherd Perkins Fellowship This award is given to a student who has demonstrated superior academic achievement and possesses outstanding qualities of Christian commitment to pursue further graduate study to enhance the student‘s ministry. Kristin Wickersham,…
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