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Former trustee Anne E. Treichler remembered

Union Presbyterian Seminary has recently learned of the passing in Naples, Florida, of Anne E. Treichler, former trustee and member of the President’s Advisory Council. She served on numerous committees at Presbyterian Woman, presbytery, seminary, and PCUSA Pension Board. Mrs. Treichler, 92, was a life-long member of Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. Her love of theology prompted her to establish the Anne…

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2023 African American Preaching Series

…said Rev. Hawkins. “Advocacy is a spiritual endeavor.” At the conclusion of this invigorating reminder that we are endowed with the Word of God that authorizes us as agents of justice, I walked away with the understanding that it is not about religion, radicalism, or even righteousness, but it is indeed about relationship(s). This understanding serves as the basis for…

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April 4 forum will address legacy of Dr. Katie Cannon and womanist ethics

…April 4, 2019, at 7:00 p.m. in the seminary’s Lake Chapel, 1106 Westwood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia, 23227. Presenters at the Corine Lytle Cannon Colloquy will include Dr. Emilie M. Townes, Dr. Valerie Elverton Dixon, Dr. Charlene Jin Lee, Dr. Peter J. Paris, Dr. Angela D. Sims, Rev. Andrew Taylor-Troutman, and Dr. Linda E. Thomas. For more information, 19-UPS-018 Colloquy FINAL…

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Charles F. Melchert (1936-2019)

Union Presbyterian Seminary has learned of the passing of Charles F. Melchert, former professor and dean at the Presbyterian School of Christian Education (now Union Presbyterian Seminary), on Monday, January 7, 2019. Melchert was born in Ridgeville Corners, Ohio, in 1936, and earned his B.A. in drama from Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, in 1958. He received his Master of Divinity…

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Womanist Resources Named During the Just Talk/Talk Just Webinar

…for the voices, actions, opinions, experience, and faith of women whose names sometimes slip into the male-centered rendering of black history, but whose actual stories remain remote.” In December 2014, the African American Policy Forum (AAPF) and Center for Intersectionality and Social Policy Studies (CISPS) developed the #SAYHERNAME campaign to confront the invisibilizing of stories of Black women and girls…

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“I am a Witness.”

…It is a call to engage in a struggle that is bigger than any of us, but worthy of all of us. It offers an imperative to each of its viewers to get involved in this necessary work. The exhibit “I am a Witness.” is located on the second floor of UPSem Charlotte outside the doors of the Center for…

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Just Preach / Just Act: The 2022 African American Social Justice Preaching Series

…is about God and God’s work in the world.” Rev. Nelson Johnson and Joyce Johnson, co-executive directors of Beloved Community Center in Greensboro, continued the conversation by adding, “Preaching God’s truth is more important than ever, but if we preach without acting, the preaching is diminished. It has no transformative power. Preach the Word, then act the Word.” In reference…

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Resources

…The Snowball Method (includes printable) Northwestern Mutual – Get Out of Debt in 5 Easy Steps VTX Capital – 17 Ideas to Pay off Debt Comet – Student Load Refinancing Blueprint Save: Wallet Hacks – How to Find the Best Checking & Saving Account The Balance – How to Invest in Mutual Funds Fidelity – What is an IRA? Wikipedia…

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Looking…

…you want to find the best location for your area of interest, this is a great place to start; you can even compare locations. Click here to try for yourself! Finally, don’t underestimate the power of connections! Talk with Dorothee Tripodi & Susan Fox about parish placement or contact Clay Macaulay to connect with alums in your area. Sometimes it’s…

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Seminary Luncheon at Massanetta Bible Conference

…Sallie Shepherd Perkins Fellowship this spring at UPSem, Heather is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible at Emory University. The Bible and Church Music Conferences are held annually at Massanetta Springs. Next year’s conferences, July 26 – August 1, 2020 will feature the Rev. John Bell of the Iona Community in Scotland. Clay Macaulay Director of Alumni Development …

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Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation Student Ambassadors

…in Nairobi. In response to a spiritual calling, she later joined the International Leadership University in Nairobi, where she graduated with a bachelor of theology degree in 2019. That led to her finding her way to the Seminary in 2022. Cellonia enjoys close communication with individuals and speaking up when a voice of reason is needed, and has a special…

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Values

…person and should influence your actions (ethics) and determine your priorities (morals). You can have many values; some may be more important than others. This is why it is helpful to write down your values; seeing them on paper may assist you in prioritizing them. Before you begin budgeting, determining your values helps weed out unnecessary line items. Especially if…

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Transitions

So you’re preparing for a call… So you’re working (church or non-parish)… So you’re still looking for a job… …

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History: Whose Story? Black Lives Matter! by Rev. William R. Freeman (M.Div.01)

…book. In August, 1955, the Black community would not have gotten timely news about the lynching/murder of Emmett Till in Money, Mississippi had it not been for the newspapers like The Amsterdam News in the village of Harlem, New York and other Black-owned newspapers around the country. In August, 1964, the Black community would not have gotten timely news on…

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A Prayer for Justice in the Everyday

…since. Emily holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religious and Intercultural Studies from Eastern Mennonite University (2014), which included a full semester in the Middle East. Emily graduated from Union Presbyterian Seminary with a Master of Divinity (2020). She has also since completed a Certificate in Community Storytelling through The Hearth in Ashland, Oregon. Emily has over a decade of…

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Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Giving Back by Allison Weaver and Dr. Helen Bessent Byrd (M.Div.’07)

…in need – especially during this COVID-19 pandemic and the concomitant period of loss of love ones and the unsettling economic need. Or, perhaps more appropriately, we should say as Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. did—“Use me, God. Show me how to take who I am, who I want to be, and what I can do, and use it…

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Financing Seminary

…page on the UPSem website for more details or click here for access to other scholarship options. Also, make sure you’re checking your UPSem email, because there’s often information about scholarship opportunities included! If you’ve already been awarded a scholarship or grant, you may be wondering when you’ll actually see that money and if you’ll have it in time for…

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Lifestyle

Expectation is the root of all heartache. – William Shakespeare Believe it or not, you will probably have to adjust your way of living while you’re in seminary. Whether that’s due to family obligations, school demands, or the financial burden of paying for seminary, your life will be altered. You will grow in knowledge, but you will also be tested…

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Our Mandate for Justice: Inside and Outside of the Seminary

…as it is in heaven.” Our concern as Christian community is in part the realization of God’s will. I am sure that comes as no surprise to anyone. What is perhaps more surprising is the second part of this phrase, that calls for God’s will to be done not in Heaven, not on some future day in a distant ethereal…

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“He Has Risen, Indeed”

…to an unasked question No, these words mean more than that “He Has Risen, Indeed!” means: Poverty is not intractable Racism is not inevitable Hatred is overcomeable Oppression is overturnable Sickness is healable Victory is achievable It is the “…able” The ability to end evil “He Has Risen, Indeed!” means: We can fight impossible fights and win them We can…