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…a more healthy heart rate. You can see it on the monitor.” The resonance and vibrations released through the playing of harp strings is akin to the effect that Native American and Asian cultures have embraced for centuries, through drumming, chanting, and toning; and using those mechanisms in healing. It’s all that a lot of cultures have ever had, she…
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…today they are mostly policemen, or young white men, all over the country. You may ask, ‘how was it that men and women were admirers and followers of both Martin and Malcolm?’ Well, these two GIANTS were fighting for the same thing: equal rights for ALL people, but especially black Americans! The difference was Dr. King‘s way was “non-violence” and…
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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama In the aftermath of the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Americans remain divided over what to do with Confederate monuments that have sparked violent protests. Can ancient history help us find an answer? Dr. Christine Luckritz Marquis, assistant professor of church history at Union Presbyterian…
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…I learned that she is Palestinian, and Palestinians can only obtain Jordanian documentation. I was also reminded that you, as an American, simply cannot commiserate with a Palestinian about how long it takes to get from the east coast of the United States to the Middle East. This woman was visiting friends in New York city and flew from there…
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…to become American citizens and live in America. For the safety and well-being of everyone, not just certain races or ages. The safety of people in public locations like school, concerts, and theaters. People who don’t say what they believe because of stereotypes made against them and the fear of being ostracized. That schools will become a safer environment for…
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…police killings of George Floyd and other Black Americans has reignited debate about policing in the United States. How can the Bible and theology speak to questions of immorality and racism in law enforcement? How can people of faith bear witness to an unjust system and advocate for change? Join us as we examine systemic issues involved in policing: lack…
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…is universally harmful. The acceptance of the legitimacy of race as a category has injured not just Americans of color, but all Americans, as it has promoted division, undermined social justice and economic prosperity, and rendered nearly extinct the unrealized ideal of national harmony.[1] Specifically, the concept of race has legitimized individual and collective forms of bias and served as…
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…pushed Argonauta to go all in with his decision to enroll at Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Charlotte campus. Argonauta grew up Presbyterian but is not currently a member. He attends Wedgewood Church in Charlotte which is aligned with the United Church of Christ, American Baptist Churches USA, and the Alliance of Baptists. He was ordained last June within their Baptist heritage….
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…the goal step-by-step. Louis B. Weeks, who was president when the Rhee’s established the Asian American Center for Ministry and Mission in 1997, noted that “It seems strange that Syngman chose the turtle. I never once saw him tuck his head back in shell.” It was mentioned more than once during the dedication that Syngman had an indefatigable spirit. Weeks…
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…girls in the early twentieth century. Black girls must be included in what Burroughs and Bethune call the “American Democracy.” Black girls are worthy of study, attention, and support…This has led to my calling and personal, vocational, and social responsibilities, including coming alongside Black girls as a “keeper” in the fight for education and justice. (173-174) Upon the release of…
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…displaced. In Revelation 1:9, John discloses that he has been exiled to the island of Patmos for proclaiming that Jesus is Lord. A small island ten miles long and six miles wide, located thirty- seven miles from the mainland, Patmos is also the destination of banished political prisoners (6). Nevertheless, even though John has been banished to Patmos, all is…
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…thanks for the gift of her experience and skill in service to Union Presbyterian Seminary.” Singleton recently retired as associate pastor of the Church of the Covenant in Cleveland, where she had served since 1992. She was the first woman and the first African American to be installed as a pastor of the Covenant Church. She also served as campus…
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…Seminary of New York‘s Union Medal at the 178th Commencement. The seminary’s highest award honors persons of faith whose lives reflect the mission of the seminary in the world. Cannon, class of 1983, gave a short charge to the 2016 graduates. Watch her speech here at 1:42:30. Cannon was the first African-American woman ordained in the United Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)….
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…she has held numerous roles at Novant Health. High on her list of vital roles are those of proud mother of two adult children and loving grandmother of three grandchildren. An American Baptist by heritage, Garmon-Brown had not considered attending seminary nor ordained ministry as an additional vocation. However, she co-chaired Novant Health’s ethics department for more than two decades…
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…country is sufficiently camouflaged to allow many Americans to believe that things are really not too bad.” My theological education is meant to open my eyes and wake me up! It is meant to shake me to the core – to disturb me. I must confront the ugliness of my racism as painful as that may be. When I began…
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Growing up in Kansas, it was virtually impossible to learn about American politics free of a certain partisan slant. Bob Dole was ever-present: I remember voting for him in our kindergarten mock election in 1996 (Yes, they had the kindergartners voting—I’m still unsure why). And even into the early 2000s in classrooms and dinner conversations alike, Ronald Reagan was a…
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…with communities around the country to empower and create sustainable ways of living. Started in 1984, CRISPAZ brought North Americans to El Salvador to be a witness to the atrocities happening during the civil war. Francisco Mena, the current director, spoke to us about the history and current issues facing the country. We were humbled to hear the personal narrative…
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…Reconciliation Union Presbyterian Seminary Charlotte, NC; Rev. Eboni Marshall Turman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Theology and African American Religion Yale University Divinity School New Haven, CT; Rev. Dr. Charles Dupree Rector, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Richmond, VA); Steve Crump Steve Crump WBTV Reporter, WBTV News Charlotte, NC Top photo: Robert E. Lee Monument, Richmond, VA. (photo by Mollie Trainum)…
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…its core, many white Americans still believe America was, “discovered” by men who thought that where their ships landed automatically became their possession; and the Black people they brought over from Africa in shackles and chains were inferior, stupid, and also their possession. Some still think that way. Some still hate that they lost the Civil War. Some have been…
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…the people of God, we should be reminded that our assembly in God’s house is not the only place or time that God’s children can lift their voices in worship and praise! For many African Americans we recall our fore-parents’ recollection of the churches in the bush harbor…down by the river, in the woods, when the enslaved Africans and their…
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…a good neighbor in 2017 American society is to hear the cry of those struggling in our communities and lend a hand any way we can. Working at Broad Street Ministry is one way to round out my educational experience at Union by being able to take what I learn in the classroom and apply it in the world. RR:…
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…lectured on Leadership and after lunch, I lectured on African American biblical interpretation and the black church. The next day we were on to the airport again and back to Dubai before that long flight back to Dulles Airport and the U.S. As you might imagine, we were tired from our journey but what an invigorating journey it was! I…
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