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Dr. McFayden will deliver a lecture entitled “Leading and Following in Seasons of Change” at First Presbyterian Church in Virginia Beach, Virginia, on October 9, 2019. Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden is Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean, Richmond Campus, and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development….
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Dean McFayden will deliver a lecture entitled “Leading Congregations Amid Change” at the Presbytery of West Virginia on November 2, 2019. Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden is Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean, Richmond Campus, and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development….
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Workshop Title: Preaching & Teaching John during the Lenten and Easter Seasons Led by: Dr. Frances Taylor Gench, Professor of Biblical Interpretation, Union Presbyterian Seminary Dates: Tuesday, October 25 and Wednesday, October 26, 2022 Agenda Overview: Tuesday, October 25, 2:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., includes dinner Wednesday, October 26, 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, October 26 (Optional Selections): 11:45am:…
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…Responsibilities: Youth Program Leadership: Plan, coordinate, & lead regular youth group meetings, activities, & events. Develop a diverse range of engaging programs that encourage spiritual growth, community involvement, & personal development. Spiritual Guidance: Provide spiritual counseling & pastoral care support to youth members in times of need or guidance. Foster an environment that encourages exploration of faith, biblical teachings, &…
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…the Gospel vision. There, lepers are touched. There are no Eric Garners who cannot breathe. There, the sick are unilaterally healed. There are no Ahmaud Arberys demonically hunted to death. There, codes and laws too legalistically and unjustly applied are broken. There are no Breonna Taylors, shot eight times, when their homes are broken into by law enforcement. There, men…
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…for more fully utilizing our website and our general social media presence • Engage members in activities that develop their individual gifts and help them transition into leadership roles in the church. • Foster a church culture that connects with the local community. For more information please contact: Tom Loewald – thomas.loewald@gmail.com or Karen Elsner – kdelsner@comcast.net https://www.goodshepherdpresbyterian.org/ GSPC-Pastor-Job-Description …
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…new ways to expand hospitality? Tune into the livestream sessions and check out the tweets and resources available online at www.apcenet.org as the event continues! Pam Fusting is a M.A.C.E. student at Union Presbyterian Seminary. In the photo, she stands with (from left) students Archana Samuel, Richmond Campus Academic Dean and APCE President Ken McFayden, and student Jen Rowe. …
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…to measure their lives by a liturgical calendar our American social conscious and enterprising spirit have long forgotten. Stores are closed on Sundays. Advent is celebrated daily with small gifts, caroling, and Christmas markets. You can set your watch (or just leave it at home) to the ringing of church bells. While I’m sure their church leaders are calling for…
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…join the rest and take the cable car to the top. What a moving experience to walk through this archeological site! Our guide led us through the remains of the storehouses and King Herod’s palaces. We viewed the ramp built by slaves for the Roman legion of 15,000 soldiers to breach the wall of the fortress where 1,000 men, women…
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…of us think life is all about living affluently. The life we have here is not the “be all and end all.” There is more to come and what we experience then is contingent upon what we do in the here and now. We build our foundation while we live on this earth. Paul told Timothy to tell the believers…
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…religious studies, anthropology, history, and literature. Leela’s Ph.D. (1998) is in Folklore and Folklife from the University of Pennsylvania, and her two M.A.s are in English from the University of Hyderabad (1988), and also from Kansas State University (1991). She has received fellowships and awards from the American Academy of Religion, National Endowment for the Humanities, American Philosophical Society. In…
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…received the American Academy of Religion book award in 2011 and the Grawemeyer Award in Religion in 2015. The work was described as a “theological masterpiece” by the Englewood Review of Books. The Rev. Dr. Jill Duffield (M.Div.’96), editor and publisher of The Presbyterian Outlook, will be the preacher for the three-day event. Worship Titles: “Mature Little Children” (Col 1:…
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…of the marginalized “Other,” engage the work of non-white scholars, and, following a recent call by Dr. Aaron Brody with Pacific School of Religion, focus on ancient Cush (modern Sudan) in ancient Israelite history, and biblical storytelling. Dr. Rubén Arjona, Assistant Professor of Pastoral Care, will invite students to reflect on the intersections between pastoral care and liberation, the care…
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…Georgia. During the meeting, a group of Black Religious educators, scholars, and activists from around the United States gathered to lament over the racially instigated murders of Black men and women that had taken place during the past few years. Those needlessly murdered included Trayvon Martin (2012), Eric Garner (2014), Michael Brown (2014), Tamir Rice (2015), and the parishioners of…
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…you begin connecting with the children, how do you then move to enfold the whole family (consider what your parents want and need, how can you make meaningful connections with parents)? I appreciated this framework that was presented for how to begin these conversations. Although outreach is not a specific part of my children’s ministry job description, I think this…
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This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Faculty Spotlight” Tricia Vesely: Finding Union, Handstands, and Hebrew Dr. Paula Owens Parker: Computer programmer turned womanist theologian Faculty Spotlight BY PATRICE OWENS PARKER Womanism encourages black women to push the envelope, be questioning, love each other and their communities, express genuine care for others, and love the arts. It also…
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…her late teens meets with eighteen of the most powerful, revered white men in Boston (1). Among this distinguished group of men, seven are ordained ministers, three are poets, many are recognized figures in America’s battle for independence, and several are slave-owning Harvard graduates. As she clutches a manuscript of poems she had written, this gentle African slave by the…
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…it is one of those hidden nights – one of those nights when I can’t sleep because of the nature of this fleeting call. I entered this position knowing the nature of it – I had even been through training for this, but no one can train you for the day that the good-for-now, transitional job becomes the dream job…
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Dr. Lakisha Lockhart will be the main presenter for Kairos Ministries Team Day. https://www.kairosinitiative.org/…
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…Barber II speaks on “Just Jesus: The Black Church and Social Justice Preaching.” Rev. Barber is the president and senior lecturer of Repairers of the Breach. An author, preacher, and professor, he is the chief architect of the “Forward Together Moral Movement.” Sponsored by Union’s Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation. This free event will be livestreamed. Register at https://www.regonline.com/registration/Checkin.aspx?EventID=2546578…
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…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. President and CEO LIFESPAN Pastor Matters to Mission Mount Holly, North Carolina Calling Asheboro, North Carolina, his hometown, Rev. Ken Fuquay (MACE 2011 / MDiv 2015) had many “hometowns” as a kid. His father was a Pentecostal Holiness minister,…
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