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Master of Divinity

Master of Divinity

Students come to seminary for the M.Div. degree program in search of knowledge, skills for ministry, and a profound experience in community of the gospel’s liberating power. Graduates of the Master of Divinity program serve in various capacities and ministerial settings: churches, camps, hospitals, schools, non-profit organizations, conference centers, and ecclesial governing bodies. UPSem has a placement rate of 92%…

Master of Theology

Master of Theology

All Th.M. students will successfully complete 30 semester hours, including a Research Methods course, a Th.M.-specific seminar, and a year-long colloquium. These and all other courses and directed studies are designed to prepare every Th.M. student to write a thesis or summative projects and to construct a final portfolio. Some Th.M. students may choose to concentrate their studies in a…

Middle East Travel Seminar: Little Petra and glamping(?)

Middle East Travel Seminar: Little Petra and glamping(?)

…to enjoy the full moon, the clear skies and some stargazing. As for tomorrow, we look forward to camels, Jeeps and desert adventures. For now, we rest, we eat and we love. We have experienced the greatest hospitality in Jordan. I think I speak for everyone when I say it will be quite difficult to leave in a couple of…

APCE 2018: Christian Education as a ministry of deep and wide hospitality

APCE 2018: Christian Education as a ministry of deep and wide hospitality

…transform the mindset of the faith community. Physical limitations, emotional challenges, and intellectual development issues need not be a hindrance for people who live with disabilities if Christian education follows the deep and wide hospitality model in local churches and communities. Transformation will happen where there is a sense of inclusion of all and a secure feeling of belongingness in…

APCE 2018: Touring the Presbyterian Center

APCE 2018: Touring the Presbyterian Center

…the floors in each building. An insight that just popped into my mind that may parallel this symbolically is that the Presbyterian denomination also used to be separated into two different branches (one representing the North and one the South) before uniting together in 1983 into what we know today as the PC(USA). The Presbyterian Center location was the new…

Central America Travel Seminar: Colonization in Guatemala

Central America Travel Seminar: Colonization in Guatemala

…other human beings in this fashion and maintain their sanity? I do not know. Afterward, we walked to Central Park where the funeral ceremony of the mayor of Guatemala City and the country’s former president was held. A great number of military members and police officers were in attendance to guide the procession in an efficient manner. However, the citizens…

Because God first loved us

Because God first loved us

…on that figurine and I know the answer to that youth’s question… I told you I love you because God loves you. I told you I love you because God loves me. I told you I love you because that is what I heard Christ say. I told you I love you because that is exactly what I am called…

The rise of Womanism: Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon

The rise of Womanism: Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon

…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…

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in Public Theology

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in Public Theology

…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, inter-religious dialogue, and issues of race and reconciliation….

Started UPSem 2015: Rev. Gail Henderson-Belsito (MDiv 2020)

Started UPSem 2015: Rev. Gail Henderson-Belsito (MDiv 2020)

…for the Session, providence intervened. “During Session training, Dean Boyce came to First to teach us about polity. I approached him after the class and said, ‘Well, I never went to visit Union, so God sent Union here to me at Session training.’” Her choice of UPSem Charlotte was easy. It was in the city where she lived, and it…

UTS Entering Class of 1979 Reunion

UTS Entering Class of 1979 Reunion

…Please come again, and invite your classmates to do the same!” In the Alumni photo gallery, you may see some photos taken during their three-day visit to the Richmond campus in late September. We trust you will enjoy reviewing some of the photos, recalling some of those who enrolled here at Union Seminary in the summer or fall of 1979….

A Prayer of God’s protection, deliverance, and safety

A Prayer of God’s protection, deliverance, and safety

…our fortress, and our place of protection from dangers and distress. You are also our stronghold and our defense against our enemies. You are the only God whom we serve and only in You will we confidently place our trust. We trust not in our own abilities, nor in our own wisdom or strength; but we trust in You, O…

Started UPSem 2013: Martin Pruitt (MDiv 2018 / MACE 2019)

Started UPSem 2013: Martin Pruitt (MDiv 2018 / MACE 2019)

…for me to enroll in Charlotte.” This connection between the life in the classroom and that beyond it defines the ethos of seminary, especially the Charlotte campus, for Pruitt. As he sees it, UPSem Charlotte challenges convention. “The Charlotte Campus is so important because it is serving the church in the world in a way that no other seminary quite…

6 things about Andy Spaulding’s summer break

6 things about Andy Spaulding’s summer break

…is dying, especially the Presbyterian church, both literally and metaphorically. This sentiment causes me extreme discomfort for a whole host of reasons. While it is true that membership and attendance are in decline, there is a vibrant life in the “up-and-coming/already here” church. If one more person tells me how Millennials are uninterested in organized religion, I’ll drop out of…

Union president to receive humanitarian award

Union president to receive humanitarian award

…Tennessee Bank E. Ayn Welleford, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Gerontology, Virginia Commonwealth University The Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities works with schools, businesses, and communities to achieve success by addressing prejudices, in all forms, to improve academic achievement, increase workplace productivity, and enhance local trust. A list of past honorees can be found on the center’s website. …

Part-time Stated Supply–Waynesboro Second Presbyterian Church–Waynesboro, VA

Part-time Stated Supply–Waynesboro Second Presbyterian Church–Waynesboro, VA

Second Presbyterian Church of Waynesboro seeks a compassionate pastor who will provide meaningful worship experiences, clear and concise sermons, revitalize and assist in Sunday School, be involved in the outreach ministries of the church, present at church functions, and sensitive to the gifts and needs of a small close community church. For more information, see attached description….

Started UPSem 2019: Ryan Atkinson

Started UPSem 2019: Ryan Atkinson

…the questions, not when you have all the answers. It was that deep questioning that brought him to Union Presbyterian Seminary. He specifically chose UPSem because of what he feels is the school’s honest self-reflection and authentic witness. “I choose UPSem based on it ‘practicing what it preaches’ in regards to acknowledging its yesterday, rectifying it today, and assuring a…

Union matters! podcast: God and the sanctuary movement

Union matters! podcast: God and the sanctuary movement

…life of domestic abuse and life-threatening danger in Honduras. That woman, Abbie Arevalo-Herrera, is seeking asylum in the United States. She is an undocumented immigrant who lives now with her eleven-year-old daughter and two-year-old son in the basement of a Richmond church. If she steps outside the sanctuary of the church, she faces almost certain deportation. De Martinez is part…

A Litany for Black History Month

A Litany for Black History Month

…We are blessed in the name of God, Source, Word, and Holy Spirit. Aṣẹ. Aṣẹ. Aṣẹ. **Aṣẹ. comes from the Yoruba tradition of West Africa and is likened to “Amen” and “And so it is.” It expresses the power to manifest. © 2020 Jabriel Hasan. Printed with permission of the author. All rights reserved. * Jabriel Malki Hasan, M.Div., ‘22…

Student spotlight: A second chance at seminary

Student spotlight: A second chance at seminary

…said Adams, who has homosexuality in his own family. “I just feel like we haven’t addressed it properly.” He feels God is calling him to serve in that capacity. The Louisville, Kentucky native attended Carson-Newman College, a Baptist liberal arts college located in Jefferson City, Tennessee and grew up in a Southern Baptist household. He graduated in May of 1980…

Black Lives Matter! MLK

Black Lives Matter! MLK

…28, 1955, in Mississippi. Medgar Wiley Evers, a civil rights activist and NAACP field secretary for the state of Mississippi, was murdered in his driveway on June 12, 1963. Four black girls (Addie Mae Collins, Carol Denise McNair, Carole Robertson, and Cynthia Wesley) were killed when four members of the Ku Klux Klan bombed the 16th Street Baptist Church in…

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Are you looking to enrich your events with expert insights? 🌍✨ Our faculty members are ready to share their knowledge on a wide range of topics including:
Pastoral Care • Christian Ethics from the Margins • Spirituality and Social Justice • Navigating Worship in the 21st Century• Biblical Concepts of Divine Embodiment

Whether it’s a virtual session or an in-person event, our experts are here to inspire and educate. 🌍✨

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Baker and Egyptian Presbyterian Dr. @safwatmarzouk

Baker and Egyptian Presbyterian Dr. @safwatmarzouk an Associate Pastor of Old Testament @upseminary , is the author of an essay in the book "Challenging Contextuality: Bibles and Biblical Scholarship in Context." In this essay, Dr. Marzouk focuses on the representation of Egypt in liberation theologies and looks into the character of Joseph's identity beyond the binary.

Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Karen-Marie Yust, Prof

Congratulations to Rev. Dr. Karen-Marie Yust, Professor of Christian Education and Director of the Children's Spirituality Hub @realkidsrealfaith on her election as President of the Religious Education Association. Read more in the press release
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Assistant Professor of Christian Education Rev. Dr

Assistant Professor of Christian Education Rev. Dr. @lakisharlockhart is a guest lecturer at this year's annual Reavis Lectures hosted by Campbell University Divinity School on 9/24. Her lectures will be livestreamed.

Dr. Lockhart is also the co-editor of the book "Theopoetics in Color: Embodied Approaches in Theological Discourse" and has two publications coming in early 2025: "Doing Theological Double Dutch: A Womanist Pedagogy of Play" with Eerdmans and she another co-edited book, "Nobody’s Perfect: Redefining Sin and Mistakes in Adolescent Christian Education with Fortress." Our faculty @upseminary is amazing!

Our recently retired professor, Paul Galbreath, ha

Our recently retired professor, Paul Galbreath, has released his new book, "Word and Sacrament: Tracing the Theological Movements of Reformed Worship."

In the words of Cláudio Carvalhaes, Professor of Worship at Union Theological Seminary, "Finally, we have a robust analysis of the sacramental understanding of the Reformed tradition! Paul Galbreath knows the tradition inside out and through the notions of Scriptures, Lord's Supper and Baptism, he unpacks the Biblical, theological and liturgical riches of this tradition, pointing us to the past, to the present and to the future of this powerful channel of God's grace. Galbreath is a unique gem of a biblical scholar, a theologian and a liturgist and only someone like him could do such a complex work in a very accessible way. This book is a powerful witness to a tradition that has shaped our time in so many ways."

Paul's book can be ordered from the Westminster John Knox Press website, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.

Over the past few days, our Charlotte campus had t

Over the past few days, our Charlotte campus had the honor of hosting Korean American pastors in the continuing education seminar, “Missional Conversation in the Global Context” led by Dr. Yongkyu Lee of @jiuofficial_. Thank you so much for all that participated! 📖✏️

Be sure to catch the great sermons (on the UPSem Y

Be sure to catch the great sermons (on the UPSem YouTube channel) delivered at convocation on both the Charlotte and Richmond campuses of @upseminary @justwomanist Director Rev. Dr. Melanie Jones Quarles and Board of Trustees member Rev. Dr. Peter Wherry were inspiring!

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You got to meet the staff at our Richmond campus library last week, so now you get to meet our Charlotte campus library team! From academic writing help to research guides and book requests, they are here to help you succeed.

Check out all the resources our library offers by clicking the link in our bio.