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…by $50. Register early and save!). CEUs: 3.0 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) for this event. Note: CEU certificates can be generated upon request at the time of the event. ************************* Online registration is open. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. ************************* Waiting List: Space is limited. Register early to reserve your spot. Once event reaches capacity, a waiting list will be started. …
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……actually a little more than we first thought.” “We’re assessing roof and water damage now …working with insurance adjusters …figuring out how best to do repairs.” Right now, the Red Cross is housed in the church. “When the Red Cross moves out, we will either house other workers from around the country, or we may decide it’s better to use …
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Union Presbyterian Seminary’s William Smith Morton Library will host a series of readings by the authors of “Writing Our Way Out: Memoirs From Jail,” a 2015 memoir of Dr. David Coogan‘s experience teaching 10 men to write their ways to freedom, beginning at the Richmond City Jail in 2006. The readings will take place April 4 at 7 p.m., 3406 …
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While serving in the Navy in 2005, alumnus Charlie Pratt passed out free makeup to women at Camp Arifjan in Kuwait during Easter. Military exchanges on the bases carried basics for men, but almost nothing for women. “I learned what a blow wearing the same drab colored uniform day in and day out could be for the women I served …
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…to the Montreat Conference Center. In my early years as a professor of New Testament, I had been invited to preach at a text conference. I chose the Gospel of Mark as my primary text. Because I deeply valued (and still do!) Lamar’s commentary on the Gospel, I quoted from it several times during my first sermon in Anderson Auditorium. …
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Sunday, July 9th, 2-3:15pm, a panel including Rich Voelz will discuss “Grieving the Loss of Small Souls: Reproductive and Early Parent Loss” at the General Assembly of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Indianapolis, IN. Dr. Voelz is Assistant Professor of Preaching and Worship at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, Virginia. …
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…to the church. When we tithe, it is an acknowledgement that all that we have belongs to God. So when we give back we are only giving God what God first gave us! In the final analysis, it is the giver’s decision who may give less or more per annum on a weekly, monthly or yearly basis. One preacher said, …
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A much more serious and direct challenge to Richmond’s racial status quo took place in 1960. Sweetser writes: On February 1, 1960, four African-American college students sat down at a lunch counter at Woolworth’s in Greensboro, North Carolina, and politely asked for service. Their request was refused. When asked to leave, they remained in their seats. The “sit-in” was born …
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…awakening to Walter Lingle. It seems his genius was that he could apply the Social Gospel (whose primary concern was for the city) to rural communities, which formed the locus of mass membership in the PCUS. Dr. Lingle was never so far in advance of the church’s members that he alienated them, but always far enough to broaden the church’s …
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…I will highlight different women on their journey and encourage all to find rest in God. Darren Wilson (M.Div.) Darren Wilson One of the greatest memories I have from my time at UPSem is attending Dr. Carson Brisson’s classes. No matter how tired and stressed you are Dr. Carson knows how to lift your spirit and make the weekend enjoyable. …
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…a way that share God’s love and grace. How are you responding with “Here I am” in your own life and ministry? How do you encourage your congregation to join you in this thanksgiving to God? Alumna Jordan B. Davis is Transitional Associate Pastor at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary, North Carolina, and editor of Congregational Corner. …
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Online Course Title: Reformed Theology, a Christian Educator certification course Note: This online course meets the requirements for the Christian Educator certification in the PC(USA), but is open to all. A participant does not need to be seeking certification as a Christian Educator to enroll in this course. Led by: Dr. Dawn DeVries, John Newton Thomas Professor of Systematic Theology, …
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…Evangelical Theological Seminary in Cairo. Skreslet worked as the primary librarian there. Once they returned from Egypt, they both accepted positions at Union. Union is an unusual seminary because it exists as its own entity and not as a department for a larger university. This requires Union to collect a sufficient amount of materials for seminarians and faculty to conduct …
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…of faith communities, and her talents and experience. Christen has a MA in Peace and Conflict Resolution from Norwich University and a BA in International Relations and French Literature from the University of South Carolina. Online Format: This four-session workshop will use Zoom technology to meet online in order to allow for presentations by the leader as well as interaction …
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…metrics used to evaluate factors that are crucial to the success of an organization. Explore critical data resources and the important role they can play in thriving congregations. In this 75-minute session, we will review: – the common digital metrics that thriving churches are measuring – barriers to the right digital metrics – 5 best growth strategies THURSDAY, FEBRUARY …
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Primary Responsibilities: -To enhance our current programs and to create new opportunities for our children and youth to experience God and to become disciples of Christ -To provide a safe, welcoming, and affirming environment for our children, youth, their friends and the unchurched -To lead and coordinate the parent led Youth Ministry Team and the Children’s Ministry Team -To engage …
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…policy leaders. She has participated in White House briefings in Washington D.C. to discuss issues related to economic policy, religious freedom, faith-based initiatives, human rights efforts, and peace building efforts around the world. She has been a guest political commentator on KERA/NPR, DFW/FOX News, and Huffpost Live on issues related to faith and politics. She has written for the New …
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…2, 2022: Pause and Pray as this is our actual 20th anniversary moment April 2, 2022: Fun Run and Walk April 8, 2022: Catered 20th Anniversary dinner April 9, 2022: Union Homecoming following graduation April 26, 2022: Campus art dedication and lecture REGISTER NOW Read these 20 profiles representing each year the Charlotte campus has been enrolling students. …
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…Criminalization of Mexicans in Contemporary American Politics” (Journal of Pastoral Theology). His timely article “Ajo, limón y miel: Reflections from the Aztec Capital about Care in a Pandemic” is forthcoming in the book Injustice and the Care of Souls. Carson Brisson, who publishes a great deal in our own Sharon and Brook, has also written for the prominent journal The …
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…Center and $100,000 to the Baptist House are designated for operating expenses. The Center for Faith, Justice, and Reconciliation will offer its first programs in spring 2021; the Baptist House will enroll its first students in the fall. The Baptist House also will benefit from Union Presbyterian Seminary’s commitment to provide full tuition scholarships for up to 40 qualified full-time …
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…by $50. Register early and save!). CEUs: 3.0 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) for this event. Note: CEU certificates can be generated upon request at the time of the event. ************************* Online registration is open. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER. ************************* Waiting List: Space is limited. Register early to reserve your spot. Once event reaches capacity, a waiting list will be started. …
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…housing, and, most recently, mental health,” said Heilman, a second-year student from Valdese, North Carolina. “The organization recognizes what it calls ‘the power of numbers’ and works to turn out individuals wanting to see real progress.” RISC’s “Nehemiah Action” event on May 1 at St. Paul’s Baptist Church drew an estimated 1,700 such individuals. Among them were Union students Amanda …
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