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…racism. Kicking off the series by speaking about the systems that exist to “protect the greedy rather than the needy,” Rev. Graylan Hagler took us along the scenic route that compels us to adjust our lenses to see the path that God is leading us toward—a path that others cannot see and a path that leads to where God calls…
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RICHMOND, VA (May 11, 2022) – Union Presbyterian Seminary (UPSem) Associate Professor of Old Testament Safwat Marzouk has received a grant to examine how theological education can become more intercultural in substantive ways beyond just assigning diverse readings. Through participation in the Seek the Welfare program through Leadership Education at Duke Divinity School, Dr. Marzouk will look into how different…
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RICHMOND, VA (February 15, 2021) – Wilmer Terry Young, 90, passed away February 3, 2021, in Vero Beach, Florida. He formerly served on the boards of Union Theological Seminary (1986-1997) and Union-Presbyterian School of Christian Education (1997), now Union Presbyterian Seminary. OBITUARY…
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…the world is in a tumultuous state as we recover from a global pandemic and make our way through political unrest and racial division, the Center asked the following of our guest speakers: Is there a word from the Lord for this moment? What are people of faith called to do as we confront these and other challenges? Rev. Dr….
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…His mother passed away when he was still a child, leaving a void in his life. His father was his moral compass, instilling in him a love of all God’s people and an openness to engage them fairly, beyond the confines of racial identity—an uncommon view during the time in which Wade was raised. Wade recalls attending integrated schools in…
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…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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…us that terror strikes Black families and Black women are often left to deal with the scars. Following the webinar (https://youtu.be/4KTw3FKP454), we heard requests to make the resources mentioned by panelists available online, and have compiled them into this downloadable document. We hope this helps to keep the conversation going! (To download, click the blue link below the page title.)…
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This country, has never gotten over “The Negro Problem!” In many instances, Black people have been relegated to second and even third-class citizenry. Other ethnic minority groups have integrated into, and have become part of, the dominant majority! Why? Because their skins are not Black or Brown! Even today Union Seminary alumni have asked why the Black Alumni Association exists….
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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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…give in to disdain To never surrender to doubt To never submit to injustice To never succumb to disbelief To never pay heed to naysayers To never concede to defeat For “He Has Risen, Indeed!” assures us: That God is on the throne That God is over all That God is standing with us That God is walking by us…
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…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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…in the Master of Divinity program at the Seminary. Courtney is passionate about ecumenical work and bridge building. Outside of work and school, she is an avid marathon runner and enjoys recovering outside with a good book or sharing a tasty meal with friends. Ayesha Edwards Ayesha Edwards is currently pursuing a dual degree in Christian education and public theology…
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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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…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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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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…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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…over a decade of professional experience working in a broad range of churches, non-profits, and volunteering to support local peace efforts. Emily and her husband, Travis, are new parents to their daughter, born in October 2021. When time (and sleep) allows, Emily also enjoys nature walks, poetry, spirituality, cooking, social time with friends and family, and exploring local food scenes….
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…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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