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…Meeks, “often times ministry doesn’t have to look like the traditional pastor of the church, and that’s okay.” She advises future seminarians “to not be scared of your passion. Find the gifts that God has given you and serve others while serving yourself.” Top photo: Kate Meeks harvests peppers at the Shalom Farms Westwood site across from the Richmond campus….
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…exposed bedrock. The site was so close to the eastern flank of Jerusalem’s Old City wall that we could hear public buses grinding slowly up steep streets and polyglot sidewalk peddlers professing the merits of their wares to passing crowds of discerning shoppers. Minutes after our arrival, a group of about eight people, each dressed in what appeared to be…
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…did in Luke 12:13-21). We are to share our gifts for the uplift of others. Remember the event or person that made a motivating, direction changing and transforming difference in your life. See the website for giving opportunities. When you give, write BAA on the line with your name if you give online and on the memo line of your…
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…when I was scouting for a theological seminary that is rooted in reformed theology. I logged on to the UPSem website, read the profile of the Professors and found out this is the exact place I belong. My aim is to acquire knowledge in reformed theology and take up an academic post, training faithful Ministers and Church workers—men and women—for…
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…line with your name if you give online and on the memo line if you send a check. “For God loves a cheerful giver” (Cor. 9:7b)! See the website for giving opportunities. For tracking purposes, when you give write “BAA” on the line with your name if you give online, and on the memo line if you send a check….
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…give to UPSem and confidently know that your gifts support all of the great ends of the church. The one who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly and the one who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. See the website for giving opportunities. For tracking purposes, when you give write “BAA” on the line with your name if you give…
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…is The Reverend Michael R. Jordan, himself a very controversial minister who is not afraid to “Put bold statements on the sign at New Era”. The article goes on to say that the words are in response to a new branch of another church opening up in Rev. Jordan’s neighborhood, the “Church of the Highlands,” a largely white, non-denomination multi-site…
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…and we did not want her to be stranded. Our church is okay but there are numerous roof leaks. We do have power and water and never lost it. We are north of the city and seem to have fared well. Notice posted on the home page of Atascocita Presbyterian Church’s website. Our church members have not been so lucky….
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…to some foundational perspectives in Bible, theology, history, and church leadership from several different speakers. In chapel, they have offered special music in Korean. They also explore a few sites in Richmond, such as Richmond Hill and St. John’s Church, and visit Williamsburg and Jamestown. This is the Korean school’s sixth year partnering with UPSem and its 29th year in…
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…an update. The Walter W. Moore Legacy Society recognizes those generous donors who have included Union Presbyterian Seminary in their estate plans. These thoughtful contributors follow in the footsteps of Walter W. Moore, a visionary who was instrumental in the formation of today’s seminary. To learn more about Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Estate Planning program visit our gift planning website, or…
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…they most concerned to address? Do they experience “worship wars”? What might they teach us about practicing our faith? We documented what we learned on our blog. May Middle East Travel Seminar: Students, faculty, alums, and friends of UPSem traveled to Egypt, Jordan, and Israel/Palestine. We visited museums, churches, mosques, synagogues, and important archeological sites belonging to the world of…
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…in Strickland’s home to a highly successful non-profit organization that serves 250-300 neighborhood youth daily and includes a pre-school, a high school, a work leadership institute, after-school programs, summer camps, and, a soon-to-open restaurant that will serve as a job training site for CHAT program participants. Strickland’s message to students was an inspiring one, conveying CHAT’s passion for relationship-building in…
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…my youth group. One reason people refrain from discussing suicide is that they fear it will put the idea of suicide in people’s heads, but this has not been proven true – if anything, it does the opposite. One of the leaders pointed out that we often have people in our churches considering suicide sitting right beside people who have…
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…Engagement.” An article on his work at the Richmond City Jail appeared in the Richmond Times-Dispatch and he is currently working on a new book titled “Memoirs of Mass Incarceration: The Rhetoric of Revolutionaries, Witnesses and Survivors.” More information about Coogan is available on his website. Parking for the event is available on Melrose Avenue. See campus map for details….
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…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. …
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…to Washington D.C. this past weekend, I had each student pray for a variety things. They prayed before meals, they prayed before travel, they even prayed a variety of sites (including at our Capital building and the White House) and for a variety of people ranging from those experiencing homelessness to our government leaders. Some struggled, asking how they can…
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…Israeli cinema, music, drama, and poetry. Back in the Old City, we walked the narrow alleyways. Vendors invited us to come and look at their jewelry, art, scarves, toys, trinkets. Many of us headed down Souk Khan El Zeit (Olive Alley) to Ja’Far Sweets, for the most exquisite Baklava and Kanafeh. Memory, history, and hope in a mouthful. Salaam/Shalom/Peace rest…
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…and knees. He says that deep and wide hospitality needs to flow from “abled” bodies and minds to “disabled” bodies and minds but, at the same time, it needs to be an act of “equal and opposite reaction.” Christian education is the place of birth and growth for such hospitality. Christian education needs to focus on spirituality, which is beyond…
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…For Jesus ever said: “I was a stranger and you welcomed me’ Matt. 25:35c.” Therefore we need to be vigilant with strangers through hospitality. What follows are some of the ideas for hospitality suggested by the workshop leader. ROOTS OF HOSPITALITY: Welcoming Site: A 21st century church must be ready and committed to welcoming first-time visitors. Ushers must be properly…
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…may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit” (Rom. 15:13). (See the website for giving opportunities. When you give, write BAA on the line with your name if you give online and on the memo line of your check for tracking purposes!) All who believe in and follow the Triune God, including helping those in need, will…
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…group visited the Pastoral Center of Monsignor Romero at Central America University in San Salvador, El Salvador. It is the site where six Jesuit priests and two women were murdered in 1989. We were taken through the museum, garden, and Chapel to see and learn the story of this atrocity. In the midst of our tour, we were invited to…
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…beautiful day driving through the green countryside up the mountains of El Salvador on the way to Chalatenango to visit the memorial site of the Maryknoll sisters. We had a stop by the mayor’s office where we learned that the town San Antonio Los Ranchos has 100 percent literacy. The people in the town are highly conscientious. There are clean…
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