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…activities and is a noted authority on the church in the Middle East and the role of women. Since the outbreak of civil war in Syria, Mikhael has been interpreting the consequences of this global tragedy for the Syrian and Lebanese people, particularly the Christian communities, as she serves with the National Evangelical Synod of Syria and Lebanon. She is…
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We invite you to join us for this dynamic two-day workshop, available through the sponsorship of the Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation of Union Presbyterian Seminary. This workshop challenges people of faith to engage deeply and courageously to recognize and combat the effects of race and racism inherent in our systems and institutions. The cost for the workshop…
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Dr. Richard W. Voelz, Assistant Professor of Preaching and Worship, will lead a workshop for the Commissioned Ruling Elder Preparation Program, at the Presbytery of West Viriginia entitled “Preaching Contexts and Sermon Forms”….
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Mondays, August 26-September 30 (asynchronous only on Labor Day, September 2) Instructor: Rev. Carson Rhyne This course will examine the Presbyterian Church (USA) Book of Order, its underpinnings, and its implication for mission and ministry. As part of the course, participants will review administrative tasks which grow out of the Book of Order (e.g., session meetings, committee meetings, stewardship season,…
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Dean McFayden will deliver a presentation on “Adult Attachment” to a Psychology of Aging class at Virginia Commonwealth University on November 13, 2018….
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On Sunday, October 21, Second Presbyterian will host host the Rev. Dr. Rodney Sadler, Associate Professor of Bible, Union Presbyterian Seminary, Charlotte. These three opportunities to hear Dr. Sadler are all open to the community. Church School at 9:30am: “Race is nothing; Race is everything.” Sermon at 11:00am: “Biblical Hospitality and the Contemporary Church” ~ Genesis 19:1-11 Sunday Nite Worship…
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…Religious Education Theory and Practice provides Presbyterian Christian Educators an opportunity to think theologically about the teaching ministry of the church. It exposes educators to a variety of educational theories that informs pedagogical practices. Writing publishable, quality lesson plans, as well as choosing and evaluating curriculum are essential components of this course. For more information or to register, click here….
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Dr. Karen-Marie Yust, Josiah P. and Anne Wilson Rowe Professor of Christian Education, will be preaching and leading worship at Denbigh United Presbyterian Church. Dr. Yust will incorporate songs and prayers from Iona spirituality in the service as part of the congregation’s focus on “communities of prayer” during a pastoral sabbatical period….
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…8:30 A.M.-2:30 P.M., at First Presbyterian Church, Troy, will explore an alternative to this aimless drifting, looking at ways of understanding ways of intentionally moving and working through change. The workshop is sponsored by First Presbyterian Church, Troy, and the presbytery’s Committee on Ministry. The leader will be the Rev. Dr. Ken McFayden, Academic Dean, Union Presbyterian Theological Seminary and…
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Led by Dr. John Carroll Wednesdays | April 17-May 15 | 7:00-8:45 p.m. (Eastern Time) To register, click here. One of the signature features of Jesus’ teaching was His use of parables to communicate His message. What is a parable? What are the distinctive themes in Jesus’ parables? How does each Gospel focus central themes in its narrative about Jesus…
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Mondays, August 26-September 30 (asynchronous only on Labor Day, September 2) Instructor: Rev. Carson Rhyne This course will examine the Presbyterian Church (USA) Book of Order, its underpinnings, and its implication for mission and ministry. As part of the course, participants will review administrative tasks which grow out of the Book of Order (e.g., session meetings, committee meetings, stewardship season,…
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…theology, and women in religion and society. She has lectured nationally on theological and ethical topics and is the author or editor of numerous articles and seven books, including Katie’s Canon: Womanism and the Soul of the Black Community and Black Womanist Ethics. Connect with women in diverse ministries from around the world, raise your voice in solidarity with all…
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Faithfully Tracking the Course of Change September 24, 2017 Adult Forum, 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Manakin Episcopal Church, 985 Huguenot Trail, Midlothian, VA 23113 We live in a time of accelerating social and technological change, both locally and globally. These changes can feel like a threat to our faith and well-being. Come explore various social and biblical perspectives on change…
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Led by Dr. John Carroll Wednesdays | April 17-May 15 | 7:00-8:45 p.m. (Eastern Time) To register, click here. One of the signature features of Jesus’ teaching was His use of parables to communicate His message. What is a parable? What are the distinctive themes in Jesus’ parables? How does each Gospel focus central themes in its narrative about Jesus…
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Register for “Seminary for a Day” to attend this workshop led by the Rev. H. Carson Rhyne Polity Matters for Mission and Ministry Presbyterian polity (church government) is often thought of as rules and regulations that have to be followed. There is another way to look at our polity: as a way to do mission and ministry. Come and learn…
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On Sunday, October 1, 2017, Dr. Dawn DeVries will be speaking and teaching during the Sunday school hour at Ginter Park Presbyterian Church, Richmond, on the beginnings of the Protestant movement and Martin Luther, its founder Who was a complex man with many ideas and moods and strengths and flaws and who left a larger than life footprint on the…
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Register for “Seminary for a Day” to attend this workshop led by Dr. Christine Luckritz Marquis Who is Our Neighbor? Wisdom from the Desert Mothers and Fathers The early Christian desert mothers and fathers are often seen as separate from and uninterested in the larger Christian community, at best fonts of individual spirituality. This workshop counters that view, discussing the…
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Terms of call and clergy taxes can be complicated. This one-day seminar clarifies them for those involved in church finances, ensuring churches, employing organizations, and active clergy take advantage of the available options, all while filing correctly for tax purposes. Attend and learn about: Board resources for employers and members Traditional Program benefits coverage & options clergy…
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Dr. Paul Galbreath will present a paper entitled “The Search for Earth-Inclusive Language: A Brief Survey of Three Proposals to the Revised Book of Common Worship” at the Annual Meeting of the North American Academy of Liturgy in Vancouver, British Columbia. His presentation will begin at 10:45 a.m. on Saturday, January 6. Dr. Galbreath is Professor of Theology at Union…
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…foundations that shape an understanding of the Christian life. Reflection on focused experiences of spiritual practices will engage students in critical analysis of their own spiritual lives and nurture opportunities for congregational ministry and leadership. Through assignments, online discussion, and class lectures, participants will engage in vital components of the Christian life. For more information or to register, click here….
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Led by Dr. John Carroll Wednesdays | April 17-May 15 | 7:00-8:45 p.m. (Eastern Time) To register, click here. One of the signature features of Jesus’ teaching was His use of parables to communicate His message. What is a parable? What are the distinctive themes in Jesus’ parables? How does each Gospel focus central themes in its narrative about Jesus…
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…foundations that shape an understanding of the Christian life. Reflection on focused experiences of spiritual practices will engage students in critical analysis of their own spiritual lives and nurture opportunities for congregational ministry and leadership. Through assignments, online discussion, and class lectures, participants will engage in vital components of the Christian life. For more information or to register, click here….
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