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…additional expenses can be eradicated from your routine and how to get creative with your funds. If you’re looking for ways to make some extra income, check out Financing Seminary. Commuting: While you are sure to find a welcoming community during your time at seminary, your unique situation may cause you to feel disconnected at times. At UPSem, there are…
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…the earth, and water the whole face of the ground.” – Genesis 2:4-6 Our journey begins by following the way of the water. In the stories of creation in Genesis, water comes as a gift of God. It rises up out of the earth to provide the source of fertility and productivity that allows life to come forth. Water is…
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…around their conversions, and were often abused or even killed. The inquisition was established under the rule of King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I of Spain, the very same King and Queen who in 1492, sponsored Christopher Columbus’ journey to the west to find a trade route to Asia. The King and Queen wanted to obtain a competitive edge…
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…returned to Queens University to serve as their chaplain, Haynes strives to use his seminary training and faithful passions to build interfaith coalitions at the university and in the broader Charlotte community. Ordained in the Alliance of Baptists tradition, Haynes and his wife live in Charlotte with their two cats, Harry and Ron, unapologetically named after the Harry Potter characters….
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…Westwood Tract. It’s the second farm for Shalom, whose mission is to work with communities to ensure access to healthy food and provide support to lead healthy lives. Its executive director Dominic Barrett sat down with our alumnus Nelson Reveley to explain his vision for Shalom Farms at Union Seminary and why it matters, in our Union matters! podcast. …
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…Theology & Food Justice Nancy Myer: Lifelong learning Senator Scott: Finding community and connection Colleen Earp: Camping, conservation, and chickens In “Reference” to Paula Skreslet Paul Smith: From police officer to pastor Heather Woodworth Brannon advocates for housing justice in Richmond BY JEFF STAPLETON While she enjoys teaching sixth-grade math, Master of Arts in Christian Education student Sandy Asaro also…
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This is post 6 of 6 in the series “Union Forum” Union Forum: Chaplaincy & COVID-19 Union Forum: What should white Christians do about racism? Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go? Union Forum: How can Christians respond to unjust policing? Union Forum: Reimagining Community and Public Safety Union Forum: Caste and Race: Solidarity Across the Oceans Is…
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This is post 1 of 6 in the series “Union Forum” Union Forum: Chaplaincy & COVID-19 Union Forum: What should white Christians do about racism? Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go? Union Forum: How can Christians respond to unjust policing? Union Forum: Reimagining Community and Public Safety Union Forum: Caste and Race: Solidarity Across the Oceans Join…
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…offer is Oscar Romero and the others who have died.” It was a challenging and sobering invitation to follow the way of the Cross as we discover the Gospel in the lives of the poor, marginalized, and suffering in our own communities. With deep gratitude, we continue on our journey. Dr. Paul Galbreath is a professor of theology at Union….
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…of history and hope. The top picture is the Chapel at the Divine Providence hospital in San Salvador where Archbishop Oscar Romero was assassinated while serving communion on March 24, 1980. The picture below is a chapel built near the spot where the bodies of three nuns and one lay person we’re found on Dec. 2, 1980 near Santiago Nonualco….
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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama Fourteen African-American women scholars were invited to Richmond, Virginia, to participate in a womanist conference that critiqued the complex cultural histories and international globalization in today’s political domain. “Womanism,” as it’s called, has been a social movement of liberation ever since Alice Walker coined the…
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…and sat, prayed, taught, read, and learned in the synagogue we have just seen. A few feet from the archeological excavation (which has only been active since 2006!) there is a Roman Catholic Duc in Altum which commemorates the public life of Jesus and celebrates the role of women in Jesus ministry. The entire chapel is held up by eight…
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Union Presbyterian Seminary has published a book of public prayers by Professor Emeritus of Biblical Interpretation Wayne Sibley Towner, who taught at Union for more than two decades. Towner’s prayers were always delivered from the heart, revealing his deeper sensitivities and commitments. Yet they were also works of theopoetical craftsmanship — carefully designed to focus minds and imaginations in lifting…
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…lost to COVID-19 with church-bell ringings and light shows across the country January 19, 2021. Union Presbyterian Seminary participated by tolling bells and displaying illuminated lanterns on its Richmond and Charlotte campuses. Written on the lanterns were the names of 63 people lost to members of the seminary community. Watch the video below. See more photos. Photos by Mollie Trainum….
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…different members of our community. There is no specific format for people to follow. They can read a poem or play music or lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and…
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Trinity United Methodist Church, a 3000 member church in Richmond, VA, is seeking a director of student ministries. This position requires the visioning, designing, and implementation of a comprehensive student ministry for students, grades 6-12. Ministry with our students will include spiritual formation, worship, mission, and fun. Our Student Director must have a passion for young persons and for leading…
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Students in this program plan to make public theology (i.e., theology serving the common good) a significant part of their ministry, whether or not they seek ordination. Dual degrees graduates may serve as pastors and/or workers in various forms of public ministry, including advocacy work for causes such as those related to public policy, ecological concerns, economic justice, gender issues,…
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…and although I did not know him, I mourned with them as I read the words of the Psalmist and prayed the Lord’s Prayer. Only moments after settling back at my desk to prepare for youth group, I read of the shooting in Texas and my heart ached as I prayed for the community and wondered what I could do….
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…live and move and have our being” (KJV). The message from Paul was and is that God is the creator and provider for us all bringing to completion his purposes for humankind and the rest of creation. God alone is trusted with provision of the good things of creation which are subject to God’s sovereignty. As we are reminded in…
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Students in this program plan to make both Christian Education and Public Theology (i.e., theology serving the common good) a significant part of their ministry. Dual degrees graduates may serve as Christian Educators and/or workers in various forms of public ministry, including advocacy work for various causes such as those related to public policy, ecological concerns, economic justice, gender issues,…
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…high school. Tang came to the United States to attend college and graduated from Louisburg College, North Carolina State University, and Campbell University. Already a Licensed Local Pastor in The United Methodist Church upon enrolling at Union Presbyterian Seminary Charlotte, Tang’s work in the church as a part-time pastor is what compelled him to seek a second master’s degree. “As…
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…‘pilgrimage with God’s people’ as Rick put it. Our fellow travelers were full of curiosity, varied interests and knowledge to share, compassion for one another and above all, fun and laughter. In traveling the places of Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin, we ventured through a wide range of landscapes. From Medieval fortresses and 16th century churches we learned about the people…
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