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…technology, innovative and effective programs of theological education, grounded in the Reformed theological tradition, that inspire and empower learners for bold service to God’s Reign in the world through individual, congregational, and community ministries. We nurture increasingly diverse and inclusive learning communities for service in the world. We serve as a theological resource for church and society in partnership with…
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…experiences are lifelong accumulations but the experiences are manifest fully only in their singular occurrences that cannot be appreciated to any great measure outside of them. So, suffice to say here that I could write pages and pages here in some vain attempt to elaborate on the ineffable. And then we had lunch. (Ask me later about Hezekiah’s Tunnel) –Lucius…
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…multipronged approach to addressing poverty, especially among women, children, and the disabled. Various directors shared their work in areas ranging from development to microfinance to agriculture to intercultural dialogue. Recently, CEOSS participated in writing and proposing legislation against hate speech that is now being considered by the Egyptian parliament. Of particular interest to our group was their 80/800 initiative…
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This set of protocols will take effect on January 25, 2023. Amendments to these protocols will occur as pandemic conditions and CDC responses to those conditions change….
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…with changing technology, and the Bridge for Early Career Preachers is a wonderful example of innovation.” Lilly Endowment Inc. launched the Compelling Preaching Initiative in 2022 because of its interest in supporting projects that help to nurture the religious lives of individuals and families and foster the growth and vitality of Christian congregations in the United States. # # #…
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…is that the replica is made out of the same stones, marble, ceramics, copper, iron, and gold as the original city. Even though we’ve been to the remaining walls of the city and other locations within the old city, the model offers a panoramic view of ancient Jerusalem. We, then, moved inside the museum, which was breathtaking. It was a…
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…frizzy hair from sweaty walks. We see people limping and dragging. And most strikingly, the eyes are matt and weary. It is the same look from different denominations, religions, and ethnicities. It is as if pilgrims think we are here to find something, but God in God’s mercy is helping us lose something instead. Alhamdulillah. –Elisabeth Chapin 3rd year, MDiv/MACE…
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…did was support each other on our often arduous trek. It seems fitting that we will have celebrated three birthdays of group members on this trip. Birthdays are individual milestones, and our hike today marked a milestone that I think many of us will remember as we consider our own journeys—whether today’s climb was frustrating, exhilarating, or even painful. Yesterday,…
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…School of Christian Education (now UPSem) in 2002. Ordained as a Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church, USA, she is a member of the Mid-Kentucky Presbytery. Dr. Hinson-Hasty’s service to the church is ecumenical and international. She has represented the World Council of Churches in numerous capacities. On the national church level, she has served as a…
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…only shared each artist’s intention behind their piece, but also her own interpretations that centered on the message that Jesus is always there for you. As impressive as it was to walk in the steps of Jesus, what really stood out to me was the living faith of the communities of I witnessed at each site. –Angie Palmer, Alum ’21…
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Today we were able to experience more connections with the biblical traditions. We went out to Caesarea Phillipi, which is located at the base of Mount Hermon. We read Psalms 42 and 133 while there, as they mention Mount Hermon. Experiencing that space, we came to better understand the reference to the “gates of Hades” in Matthew 16:13-21. In this…
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Egypt is a magical land, there is no other way to explain how we fit so much in a day! Like the setting of the sun, today we traveled west, across the Nile, to the land of the dead. Fourteen adventurous members of our group began their day at 3:30 a.m. to watch the sun rise over the Nile in…
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…leader Muhammad Ali (not the boxer) in the 19th century. We were invited to observe (and some participated in) their main prayer service for the week (similar to our Sunday morning), and ask questions of the imam (the leader of the prayer service) afterwards. Bahgat, our tour guide, was able to share with us about his belief in Allah and…
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…to the beach, while others headed to the waterslide at the pool. The splendor and serenity that is the Red sea is difficult to describe. I marveled at the coldness of the water and the silkiness of the sand. As one colleague noted, “This gives a different meaning to sinking sand!” Before lunch, we prayed and participated in a time…
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…can. This is important to me and I believe for the church specifically because of all the division and tension occurring in our country. RR: What exciting insights or learnings have you gained so far? MG: I’m learning a lot about Christians who care about immigrants and refugees. I’ve been having the chance to meet a lot of immigrants and…
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Purpose: To explore Union Presbyterian Seminary’s historical ties to the institution of slavery and its legacies, including changing attitudes toward race in society and the Church. Products: Scholarship/Publications, Coursework, Archival Exhibits & Digital Collections, Events & Discussions. Other Projects, Resources: College of William and Mary. Lemon Project: A Journey of Reconciliation. Retrieved from http://www.wm.edu/sites/lemonproject/ Davidson College. Commission on Race and…
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…University School of Theology, Professor Robert directs the Center for Global Christianity and Mission (CGCM http://www.bu.edu/cgcm/). During 2017, she holds a Henry Luce III Fellowship in Theology and is researching the subject Transnational Friendships and Fellowship in the Making of World Christianity. In 2011 Robert delivered a keynote address at the Global Christian Forum in Manado, Indonesia. In 2010 Robert…
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…the Pastor, who feels himself poured out, has clearly paid a price. That is why, although it is great to have great success in ministry, success is not the measuring stick of greatness in ministry. Not by itself. Listen one more time to Tom Long. “This is important to say because, in this world, other standards of evaluation compete for…
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Our 2023 Sprunt Lecturer is Dr. Keri L. Day Keri Day is an Associate Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religion at Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, NJ. She earned a B.S. in Political Science and Economics from Tennessee State University, an M.A. in Religion and Ethics from Yale University Divinity School, and her Ph.D. in Religion from Vanderbilt…
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