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…interviewed a prospective student from this church before heading to the airport the following morning. We arrived in Mauritius that evening and after a late dinner, retired for the evening, and rose early in the morning to join Doctor of Ministry candidates at an Anglican school for the Anglican church of Mauritius. After greeting the Bishop and other officials, Ken…
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…for parallels between events in history and goings-on in today’s world. When I think of Martin Luther, the word “disrupter” comes to mind. An attempt to explain follows. The internet has drastically changed our lives. It is a technology that, coupled with cellular mobile devices, has facilitated changes in how we communicate, shop, get our news, entertain ourselves, and learn….
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…Jesus’ mother lived. The church has magnificent mosaic renderings of scenes of Mary and her son from countries around the world. Just across the way were other ruins where tradition also says Joseph’s carpenter shop could have been. Altar at the Church of the Annunciation built into Mary’s house. Today was filled with examples of the confluence of archeology, biblical…
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…level. To our group, it was a place to have a blast by floating in the saltiest water there is and by rubbing therapeutic black mud on each other. The mineral-rich black mud is said to be great for the skin. Most of us bought samples in the gift shop so be sure to check out our wonderful complexions when…
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…of history and hope. The top picture is the Chapel at the Divine Providence hospital in San Salvador where Archbishop Oscar Romero was assassinated while serving communion on March 24, 1980. The picture below is a chapel built near the spot where the bodies of three nuns and one lay person we’re found on Dec. 2, 1980 near Santiago Nonualco….
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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner During our recent officer training, I asked those gathered “If I said we were going to go across the street to the shopping center and talk to people about what we believe, could y’all do it?” There was nervous laughter and a great deal of hesitance. Needless to say, I was not…
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…of individuals who would do anything for them. I pray that they felt and found their place in the body of Christ, if they had not already done so. Youth Sunday was only one small step. My one-on-one meetings with youth at the local donut shop are only a small step. Our open sanctuary in the midst of the tragedy…
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BY SARA PANTAZES When considering how your church does outreach, do you ever consider children first rather than adults? This was the opening question of a workshop I attended at the 2018 APCE conference, “Children are Welcome Here! (Adults May Tag Along, Too).” The presenter’s theory was partially based on the idea that if we offer programming that appeals to…
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…a tool of transformation where the faith community learns to include all in the process of learning and contributing as equals. The workshop that so inspired me was “Hospitality, Spirituality and Disability” and the facilitator, Terry A. DeYoung, is a person who lives with a birth disability and a lot of complex health issues. He is living with artificial hips…
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…community development work in the Southside of Glasgow in Castlemilk. She spent a day each week in a church-founded carpenters workshop where community members come in and learn basic carpentry skills and share a meal together. “It rocked my notion of what church currently is and allowed me to see what church can be when we live out the Gospel…
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…addition to worshiping together every Sunday, Broad Street Ministry provides a meal a day that functions as the foundation for the other services they provide. When someone attends a meal they can pick up their mail, shop for some free clothing, grab a bag of personal items, apply for an ID, work on an art project, and meet with a…
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M.A.C.E. student Eric Robinson shares his reflections on attending the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) 2017 Annual Event in Denver, Colorado. In the workshop, “Creating Beautiful Worship,” we had the opportunity to use multiple intelligences to develop different portions of the liturgy for an APCE worship. In our group, we used the refrain of “God is our refuge. God…
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…treatment or opportunity; the fact of being aware of these conditions. In April, Cannon and Parker will lead a workshop with UPSem’s Leadership Institute that will assess and redress the muted, masked, and mangled testimonies, and the trans-generational experiences of women, men, and children whose ancestors were enslaved Africans. Earlybird registration ends February 27. See more pictures of the luncheon….
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…Ramses II. In the back was a Coptic church that Christine got to geek over. We ate dinner on the Nile and celebrated a birthday in the group—Amanda! We sang songs and had a huge cake! After dinner, we went on a short shopping trip in the street markets. Once back at the hotel for the night, a group of…
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…experience We shopped in a souvenir store near the National Park. We tried to bargain as the locals taught us. Unfortunately, it didn’t go well. We eventually got assistance from locals. At the end of the day, we returned to Accra to attend Sunday’s sunrise service at Grace Presbyterian Church. However, we got stuck in a traffic jam, which took…
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…throughout Thursday’s workshops and plenary session, both explicitly and implicitly. The networking workshop, “Youth Workers and Congregational Support,” led by Gina Yeager-Buckley and Kaitie Kautz, used the explicit lens of a pool, with our youth siloed in the shallow end, as the adult members of the congregation swim in the deep end. The afternoon session, “Generation Z: Who They Are…
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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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…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 online, and on the memo line if you send a check….
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…need for God on another level.” Scott knew he needed a change. This change took on the form of a move to Mexico, where Scott taught middle and high school students for three years. While in Mexico, he began reading the Bible and found himself craving spiritual community, and he found it in the form of an online small group…
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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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…for Womanist Leadership, renamed in honor of its founder. “Dr. Cannon was the director and the guiding star for us,” Parker said. For the future of the center, Parker envisions on-campus lectures by womanist scholars; summer institutes for black women seminarians; internships for local, national and international students; and communication beyond the classroom through, blogs, podcasts, and online seminars. “The…
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…budget, please give regularly and generously to bless current and future students with transformative learning experiences that prepare them to help change the church and society. (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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