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…serve, and a Master of Arts in Christian Education degree she earned conveniently online from her home in Baltimore, Maryland. A California native, Fusting’s career path began as an economist after graduating from UCLA before working in a church. In 2008, she stepped in to assist as an interim director of family ministry at her church in Severna Park, Maryland,…
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…who have suffered because of systemic racism? How can the church make this more than a temporary concern brought about the exigencies of a moment of crisis in order to manifest true systemic change? What does the Lord require of the white church at this time? Please join us for this important panel discussion and let’s begin the work that…
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…genocide to slavery to Jim Crow to Japanese Internment Camps, the Chinese Exclusion Act, the prison industrial complex, the border wall, Standing Rock. It’s a war that has been raging violently in communities of color but largely invisible to white Americans. The shock and trauma of white Americans comes from our brand-new front row seats. Well, they’re not really new….
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Rev. Shannon Johnson Kershner spoke at the APCE 2017 conference. M.A.C.E./M.Div. student Marcy Wright shares her reflections on attending the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) 2017 Annual Event in Denver, Colorado. The 2017 APCE conference in Denver was truly transformative. From the opening worship and plenary to the informative workshops on intergenerational spiritual formation, praying the scriptures during Lent…
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…Divine.” How might we confront the chaos if God-with-us is at the forefront of our awareness? If God is down and dirty in the chaos that we witness and experience? At the conference’s conclusion, Rev. Shannon Johnson Kershner suggested one way of confronting this chaos. She challenged us to reframe our understandings of chaos, and to instead think of chaos…
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…were, for her, early lights for navigating a world where Christian faith can require resistance to society’s laws. Dr. Cannon is described in an August 14, 2018, New York Times obituary as a groundbreaking scholar and “a foundational voice in womanist theology.” De Martinez remembers with gratitude that Dr. Cannon provided her with “a theological and ethical analysis of the…
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…communities and families were intentionally fragmented so that the original history, culture, language and religion were lost. Linda Fox, Dr. Paula Owens, and Dr. Rini Ralte posed for a selfie while on the trip. Dr. Ralte was a student of Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon. Dalit resistance to oppression also parallels the African American experience in many respects, including care for…
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…religious community. Katie Geneva Cannon, Annie Scales Rogers Professor of Christian Ethics, recently received Union Theological Seminary of New York‘s Union Medal at the 178th Commencement. That seminary’s highest award honors persons of faith whose lives reflect the mission of the seminary in the world. Cannon focuses her work in the areas of Christian ethics, womanist theology, and women in…
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…from Yale University. He was a research fellow with a Fulbright grant at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and a Senior Common Room Visitor at Mansfield College, Oxford University. From 1954-57, he served as a secondary school teacher at Gerard Institute in Sidon, Lebanon, a school of the Presbyterian Church in Lebanon. There, he met Jane Ann Miller whom he…
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…seminary classes and operations online. To begin preparations, staff will return to on-campus work August 2 in Richmond and August 3 in Charlotte. This transition assumes that such a return will be compliant with guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and regulations established by state and local authorities in Virginia and North Carolina. Currently, all such regulations…
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Important Information for the Director of Music & Church Musician in Clover, SC Bowling Green Presbyterian Church Part-time/Salary Range $20,000-$24,750 Ø We are a vibrant, thriving, and growing congregation of ~75 members who considers Music Ministry to be a vital part of Worship. Ø The choir has around 15 members and is dedicated and talented. In addition, we employ 2…
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…started focusing in on verse 40. “Those things that you did to the least of these, you did it to me. He is, essentially, lining out what actions of faith must be done in order to do to God what God would wish. He goes through visiting those who are sick, seeing those who are in prison, clothing those who…
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…(and cheap if you book in advance) around Switzerland’s expansive rail network. We hiked the Alps through the thundering valley of Lauterbrunnen (loud fountains), ate chocolate beneath the mythical Matterhorn, and followed the Swiss wine trail through the breathtaking terraced ancient vineyards of Lavaux. We toured cheese and chocolate factories, frequented an Alien themed bar in the medieval fortress of…
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…located in Charlotte, its educational format and delivery, and his desire to pursue a call to ministry well suited to his needs. “UPSem Charlotte was a perfect match for me to work and go to school at the same time.” Not only did the format and delivery help Juarez-Loayza pursue his calling, but the campus’s sense of community engendered by…
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…had quite the adventure yesterday. If you haven’t read Dr. Adams’ post, I encourage you to do so. In short, the day was SO. WORTH. IT. Our tour guide Niam even said “Not everyone who goes to Petra gets “petrified” like that!” After an exciting Friday, we looked forward to an easier and laid back Saturday. This morning after breakfast…
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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner I don’t know if anyone has ever actually written about the non-professional side of interim or transitional ministry – the side that stays well hidden, out of sight and out of mind, from the majority of the world. I don’t know if anyone will ever read what I am writing now. But…
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…profile, commitments, accessibility, and format made her exploration of a call to ministry move from an idea to a real possibility. Speculating on what makes UPSem Charlotte a special place, she concludes that it comes down to one word: Accessibility. “The course delivery format gives working adults access to a quality graduate program,” she said. “The financial support and cost…
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…offering spiritual and educational services and programs in person and online, focusing on love and service to all as we journey together. New Covenant, founded in 2013, is associated with the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. Worship services at New Covenant are traditional and liturgical, with music and the spoken word coordinating to create a cohesive service. Although our attendance at worship…
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…combined with his delivery style pierced through the garbage on to which I was holding, and the call to pastoral ministry was rekindled.” To pursue his call, Fuquay enrolled at the seminary’s Charlotte campus, initially most appreciating its location and weekend format, and later valuing the enduring friendships he developed with the faculty, staff, and students. As he sees it,…
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…1 Peter 5:10a, “After you have suffered for a little while [and God determines how long a little while is] God will himself [God’s assurance] restore, strengthen and establish you”. “Restore” means to make complete. “Strengthen” means to enable you to stand fast. “And “establish” means to place on a firm, secure foundation. That is what the God of grace…
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…good professors and theologians at UPSem Charlotte to paint God into a box. Instead, the box blew up!” She chose UPSem Charlotte because her husband’s vocation meant they needed to stay in the Charlotte area. In 2002, hybrid and online degrees were not options and other area seminaries did not fully align with her personal or denominational commitments. When starting…
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…have to dig into the context as well as the text in order to fulfill my pastoral duty properly and faithfully. Third, I see a high respect for ‘diversity’ here. The emphasis on ‘inclusive’ language was the first thing I learned during the international student orientation. I do not know much of other seminaries and churches, but at least UPSem…
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