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…days a little more intentionally to reduce unnecessary trips back and forth, but you are close enough to campus that you can often choose to stay later to study in groups or meet classmates for social time. If you live more than 15 minutes from campus, you will become more aware of transportation limitations, such as inclement weather procedures, social …
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…departments and the news media to help tell its story to students, faculty, staff, alumni, prospective students, donors, and the communities surrounding its Richmond and Charlotte campuses. It uses a variety of communication channels, including social media, videos, livestreaming, podcasts, the web, eblasts, publications, and writing to engage with its internal and external publics. Duties You will work closely with …
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President Brian Blount speaks to alumnus Kelly Connelly, UKIRK Campus Minister for Second Presbyterian Church of Richmond, Virginia. …
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…gold which heals the cracks is a metaphor for God’s presence in the resurrection, healing the fear which gripped Mary at the tomb. Her work in the world after this moment was greater than before, just as the beauty of Kintsugi pottery abounds with strength and function. The Rev. Jessica Tate (M.Div., M.A.C.E.’07) preached from Mark 16:1-8. Her sermon was …
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…different members of our community. There is no specific format for people to follow. They can read a poem or play music or lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and …
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…itself into compassion for those hurt. . . . It is the kind of anger that can energize democracy — because it can lead to the first step in changing politics.” Anger and love are the key ingredients for change. Love of God and neighbor along with targeted anger reflect the collective desire to fight adversity — engendering hope for …
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BY SANDRA CALDWELL WILLIAMS (M.Div., MACE’06) While reading my daily devotion, I needed something more and I turned the pages of the devotional to the date of my “2nd birthday.” On that page, there appeared a reading from Job 5:17-18. I sometimes refer to myself as Jobette, because there have been times in my life that I felt there was …
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…— and met the kids, I felt as though I wanted to also show my joy in being there with them. That led us to play and interact with them. Union student Joaquin Ross plays with some of the children at Nenyo Harboror. Joaquin Ross is a Master of Divinity student at the Richmond campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary. …
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This is post 2 of 12 in the series “Ghana Travel Seminar 2019” Ghana Travel Seminar: Seeing the magnificence of God’s love Ghana Travel Seminar: Time for church! Ghana Travel Seminar: Elimina Slave Castle Ghana Travel Seminar: Learning at the Akrofi-Christaller Institute Ghana Travel Seminar: May Day Ghana Travel Seminar: The ties that bind Ghana Travel Seminar: Reuniting with alumni …
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…were asked what we ourselves did to make those things happen. Not only did this activity force us to name good things, but it required us to discover our role in making them happen and give us the feeling that we can control something good in the midst of chaos when it often seems like we can’t control anything. Next, …
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…people who pursued reconciliation. Not surprising to me, confirmation came in my other workshops. Why Palestine Matters addressed the racism and human rights injustices of the Palestinians and their struggles involving Israel. The discussion resulting from this workshop prompts me to explore more information regarding the concepts of “settler colonization” and the “Doctrine of Discovery.” And my last workshop, The …
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Alumni and friends of UPSem in the Charlotte area gathered for “Just Jesus in the Public Square – A Social Justice Conversation” at the Caldwell Presbyterian Church on March 17. Sponsored by the seminary’s Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation, the conversation between NC State Senator Jeff Jackson and former NC State Senator Jeff Tarte was moderated by UPSem professor …
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…us through challenges, seen and unseen, we are engulfed by the sweet aroma and Holy presence of knowledge that I personally pray for each and every day. Without knowledge, we lack the capacity to move through the world seeking to know more about Creator God and lack the desire to know and relate to God’s crown of creation, fellow human …
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…of the Master of Arts in Theological Studies Programs Rebecca Davis (M.A.’90; M.DIV.’91; Ph.D.’07) Professor of Christian Education, Charlotte W. Clay Macaulay (D.Min.’85) Director of Alumni Development Lisa McLennan (M.Div.’14) Associate Director of Admissions, Charlotte Mairi Renwick (M.Div.’11) Director of Admission, Richmond Crystal Sygeel (M.Div/M.A.C.E.’96) Director of Hospitality Ministries Don’t miss this opportunity to fellowship with faculty, staff, alums and …
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This is post 10 of 11 in the series “India travel seminar” India travel seminar begins India travel seminar: Religious and cultural diversities India travel seminar: Deep care & kindness India travel seminar: A dream fulfilled India travel seminar: Spirit of the Sikhs India travel seminar: Observing faith formation practices India travel seminar: Andhara Christian Theological College India travel seminar: …
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…deferment on the case. “Be assured, this action does not affect the seminary’s commitment to the development of the apartment community on the 15-acre portion of the Westwood Tract,” said President Brian K. Blount. “We will work with the neighborhood task force to organize a community meeting in advance of the BZA’s November hearing.” The Special Exception only affects what …
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By Patricia Turner-Olds (M.A.C.E.’05) Faith comes by hearing… The history of many African ethnic groups is chronicled through the medium of oral traditions. In most areas of West Africa the history is kept by a “griot.” Griots are members of a class of storytellers, musicians, and poets who orally use their gifts as a teaching methodology that identifies and reveals …
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…Purdom says she can see that all along God has led her to where she is right now. She credits her associate pastor with asking her to consider seminary and introducing her to Union. “I finally felt like this is my calling, this is my purpose. This is where I’m supposed to be,” Purdom says of her decision to attend …
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“Redeeming the Creature: Race, Place, and the Hope of the Church” The Rev. Dr. Willie Jennings, a major figure in theological education across North American, is the featured speaker at the 2018 Sprunt Lecture series May 7-9, 2018 on the Richmond campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary. The topic is “Redeeming the Creature: Race, Place, and the Hope of the Church.” …
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This is post 1 of 9 in the series “Union matters! podcast” Expanding access to healthy food: Shalom Farms at Union Helping cops cope with traumatic violence: VALEAP Marking milestones at The Presbyterian Outlook Memory sanctions & Confederate statues The rise of Womanism: Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon Understanding Muslims: Dr. Zeyneb Sayilgan Union matters! podcast: God and the sanctuary movement …
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…critical spatiality, Latinx interpretation, and ecological interpretation. At UPSem, he aims to bring Scripture, early Christianity, God, and personal stories together for conversations that promote liberation, empowerment, and creativity in Christ. Sanchez is married to Crystal Sanchez. Based on the Charlotte campus, he begins on July 1. # # # Contact: Barb Dodd Director of Communications (804) 278-4279 direct bdodd@upsem.edu …
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…and African American Studies at Dartmouth College. A scholar of American religion whose interests include legacies of slavery in American religion, African American Christianity, and religions and literature of the African diaspora, Saville is known for his work in local communities, especially in youth development. He will begin his work with UPSem on July 1 on the Charlotte campus. # …
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