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…Carroll led the daily Bible study for the conference, focusing on the parables of Jesus in Mark, Matthew, and Luke. Heather Woodworth Brannon, (M.Div.’19) preached for the Thursday morning worship at the Bible Conference, and was introduced at the luncheon. Heather received the First Presbyterian Church, Hammond, Louisiana, Award for Preaching and Worship. This award is given annually to a…
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…of Jesus. Many Black Christians that I meet are too caught up in Paul, who in too many instances is accommodating the theology of Rome. If we truly follow Jesus, we would not treat women, immigrants, and our LBGTQ brothers and sisters the way we do. We need more public theologians. Not just on a national level, but in our…
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…over other European countries for trade in the West Indies. Christopher Columbus thought the West Indies and South America were east of the Asian continent. He never reached Asia but is credited with discovering a path to the Western world at a time that Europe was ready to explore, exploit and colonize the American continents. He considered them simple and…
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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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…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 You could say that first-year Master of Arts in Christian Education degree student Philip Adams has…
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Student Communications Assistant Department: Communications Office Locations: Richmond, VA, Charlotte, NC, or remote Internship dates: Spring 2022 with eligibility to renew in summer and fall 2022 Who we are Since its formation in 1812, Union Presbyterian Seminary has provided leadership education for Christian ministry that is scholarly, pastoral, and engaged with contemporary life. The Communications Office works cooperatively with other…
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…is time-sensitive, from the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. They are hosting a series of town halls and classes, mainly for K-12 students, making it a great resource for those of you who are parents of school-aged children. However, They are also going to be honoring Ruth Bader Ginsberg on Thursday. Look for more information about the Constitution and how…
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…sure to participate in creating and maintaining a just system. Throughout the gospel, Jesus often shared meals with his disciples and those who gathered around him. When he taught, he taught the importance of caring for the poor and the marginalized. Sometimes that work looks like making sure our brothers and our sisters are fed. You can participate in that…
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…ourselves waiting for Christ and instead see and celebrate Christ among us. In this season of Advent, where in your congregations do you find God’s Love embodied as you await the birth of our Savior? Alumna Jordan B. Davis is Transitional Associate Pastor at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary, North Carolina, and editor of Congregational Corner. …
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by Gregg Brekke | Presbyterian News Service While there may no longer be a standard path for those who enter seminary, Lucy Crain’s journey has taken her to places few will ever see. The second year student at Union Presbyterian Seminary’s satellite campus in Charlotte, North Carolina says until recently she never anticipated she’d be studying for ministry….
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…have met some great people both inside and outside of Union Presbyterian Seminary. I am especially thankful to Rev. Dr. Rodney Sadler and Erin Mills for being so patient with me through my growing pains as a seminary student and CSJR student ambassador. Before being a part of the CSJR, I did not know what social justice was or about…
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Domestic Travel Seminars Inform and Transform By Rev. Rodney Sadler, Ph.D. During the course of the 2021-22 academic year, Union Presbyterian Seminary sponsored two domestic travel seminars. These were the first such trips taken by the institution since the beginning of the pandemic and provided the first opportunity for our Seminary to offer domestic travel seminars for our students. The…
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…and processed this scripture with you. Paul reminds us of his personal suffering and associates it with the suffering of Christ on behalf of the church. There are sufferings yet to be accomplished in the body, the Church, that Jesus was not able to suffer on the cross. Be patient children of God, hold steady through the days that lie…
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…our prayers into action by volunteering with local organizations that are working to keep local rivers and habitats clean. Dr. Paul Galbreath is Professor of Theology at Union Presbyterian Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina. This reflection is taken from his new Lenten devotional book, Elemental: a Journey through Lent with the Earth. It is available through booksellers and at https://parsonsporch.com/presbyterian-books/elemental-paul-galbreath….
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…(USA) is built on both theological and biblical traditions,” according to Hawkins. He also emphasizes that advocacy is part of a faith walk, especially in issues surrounding justice. Hawkins is currently serving as an adjunct faculty member of UPSem for a course on Community Engaged Discipleship. He also has served three terms on the Seminary’s Board of Trustees. In 2022,…
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…prosecution and sought refuge in the Christian kingdom of Abyssinia. In her presentation, Dr. Sayilgan will reflect on how this historical encounter can inform Christian-Muslim relations today in constructive ways, guiding people of faith in the current debate on immigration. Union Presbyterian Seminary’s annual Dawe Lecture series promotes ethical and religious understanding. It pays tribute to Dr. Donald and Mrs….
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…through adversity and pain, open to change and new possibilities, and equipped and empowered to act boldly and speak prophetically by wise Spirit shaped discernment. The Spirit in the New Testament is a creative force sustaining, fostering, and restoring life—the first and last word both whispered and even shouted as the divine breath animating embodied human life and community. “Spirit:…
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…the core of human experience — provides one of the best tools for understanding the evils of sexism, patriarchy, and traditional sin-talk itself. She likewise provides a new rhetoric of sin-talk, one that accounts for the diverse experiences of the human family, not simply those of powerful men. The book is published by and available for purchase through Westminster John…
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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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