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…Carroll led the daily Bible study for the conference, focusing on the parables of Jesus in Mark, Matthew, and Luke. Heather Woodworth Brannon, (M.Div.’19) preached for the Thursday morning worship at the Bible Conference, and was introduced at the luncheon. Heather received the First Presbyterian Church, Hammond, Louisiana, Award for Preaching and Worship. This award is given annually to a…
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…time, this is immensely personal for each of us. We still chatter non stop through parts of the day and evenings at leisure but we are also quieter for periods of time as we experience this holy land on its own terms. The closer we get to Jerusalem the more the crowds increase. The temperature has also risen to around…
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…God. May we work that God’s Kingdom/ Kindom would come, that God’s will would be done in part through our actions in this world. Sponsored by Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation and Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership. Top photo: Black Lives Matter Youth and Children’s March, Richmond, VA. (Photo by Richmond Free Press.)…
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…Theology & Food Justice Nancy Myer: Lifelong learning Senator Scott: Finding community and connection Colleen Earp: Camping, conservation, and chickens In “Reference” to Paula Skreslet Paul Smith: From police officer to pastor Heather Woodworth Brannon advocates for housing justice in Richmond Student Spotlight BY MOLLIE TRAINUM Alec Powell is not the stereotypical seminarian, so it is perhaps not surprising that…
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…is The Reverend Michael R. Jordan, himself a very controversial minister who is not afraid to “Put bold statements on the sign at New Era”. The article goes on to say that the words are in response to a new branch of another church opening up in Rev. Jordan’s neighborhood, the “Church of the Highlands,” a largely white, non-denomination multi-site…
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…and violent form of domestic terrorism to the public square. I encourage all sisters and brothers – pastors and laity and unchurched alike – to prepare ourselves to participate in nonviolent counter-protests to come, joining joyfully with generations past who advanced justice by overcoming hate with love. Implicit in those oft-quoted words of Martin Luther King, Jr. – “Hate cannot…
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…in Lebanon for three years. He taught Old Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary, Yale Divinity School, and University of Dubuque Theological Seminary, Iowa, and for 26 years he was Professor of Biblical Interpretation at Union Presbyterian Seminary (formerly Union Theological Seminary) in Richmond. He was valued by his colleagues at Union for his wisdom and humor, and for his remarkable…
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…in Strickland’s home to a highly successful non-profit organization that serves 250-300 neighborhood youth daily and includes a pre-school, a high school, a work leadership institute, after-school programs, summer camps, and, a soon-to-open restaurant that will serve as a job training site for CHAT program participants. Strickland’s message to students was an inspiring one, conveying CHAT’s passion for relationship-building in…
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…bear witness to an unjust system and advocate for change? Join us as we examine systemic issues involved in policing: lack of training, inadequate accountability, and imbalanced financial priorities. Sponsored by Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation and Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership. Top photo: Protesters in Richmond, VA. (Photo by Richmond Free Press.)…
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…theological scholars, clergy, and journalists. Sponsored by Union Presbyterian Seminary’s Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation and Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership. Panelists: Dr. Christine Luckritz Marquis, Host, Associate Professor of Church History Union Presbyterian Seminary Richmond, VA; Rev. Dr. Rodney Sadler, Moderator, Associate Professor of Bible Director, Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation Union Presbyterian Seminary Charlotte,…
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…identify how provisions in the constitution gave advantages to slaveholders. Only 44 percent of the students answered that slavery was legal in all colonies during the American Revolution. These results were part of a new report titled ‘Teaching Hard History: American Slavery,’ which was researched over the course of a year by the Teaching Tolerance project of the non-profit…
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…years. The BZA’s decision helps us continue in that effort by contributing new housing to the community and creating competitive housing for future faith leaders — many of whom stay in Richmond to enrich our community as leaders in churches, hospitals, and nonprofit agencies.” Read President Blount’s full statement to the BZA here. Learn more about the Westwood Tract project….
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…engaged is through an organization called RISC (Richmonders Involved to Strengthen Our Communities). This nonprofit, which is supported by Richmond-area churches and others, identifies key challenges facing the community and, in the words of the seminary’s RISC organizer Rebecca Heilman, seeks to “hold community leaders accountable” to address those challenges. “In the past few years, RISC has targeted education, jobs,…
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…to be involved in both mission and policy. I have always thought I would be better suited to work in a non-parish setting in community organizing. I am slowly realizing that working in a parish setting doesn’t necessarily mean giving up my passion for social change. In fact, I’m witnessing firsthand how churches can be active agents of change by…
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…and by always being generous in sharing, you will store up treasures of a good foundation for coming age living. We, at Union’s Black Alumni Association, encourage you to give, not only tithes and offerings in churches but also give offerings to other nonprofit organizations including Union. Applying what Paul says “be extravagantly generous” helping students. With present age giving…
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…God is always present with us in the midst of our mess. Humankind needs to pause and reflect, to see and experience God’s presence. I am sincerely following my calling of being a non-anxious pastoral presence whether it is during a pandemic or not. Christie Bernard Thadikonda is a Leadership Scholar of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. He is pursuing a…
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…Michigan and was living in New York when she was accepted. Jillian is pursuing the dual degree and finds herself drawn to youth ministry. She has already worked with Young Life and has led high school groups at her non-denominational home church. Jillian chose UPSem because of its championing of diversity within the school and community. She has come to…
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…nine CDs, with proceeds from sales raising more than $100,000 for Habitat for Humanity. Virginia runs a six-hour weekend workshop, promising students that by the end of the workshop, even someone who cannot read music will be able to play “Ode to Joy” and part of Pachelbel’s familiar canon. “It’s just eight notes in the bass line,” she laughs. “And…
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…Theology & Food Justice Nancy Myer: Lifelong learning Senator Scott: Finding community and connection Colleen Earp: Camping, conservation, and chickens In “Reference” to Paula Skreslet Paul Smith: From police officer to pastor Heather Woodworth Brannon advocates for housing justice in Richmond BY JEFF STAPLETON Just a few years ago, Joaquin Ross was struggling with what he wanted to do. He…
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…might outweigh the lower income. Selling your clothes/accessories on the Poshmark app for men’s and women’s styles (Studies have shown that you only wear 20% of what you own, so take another look at your closet!) Selling your unused/gently used items on Craigslist, Ebay, LetGo, etc. Babysitting or pet sitting Driving for a ride sharing company Substitute teaching List your…
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…for yourself or your church, you need to have your priorities in order. Additionally, the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has produced a simple online resource to help students learn how to manage and build their wealth. Chapter Two focuses on budgeting and includes multiple printables you may choose to use or download. We’ve also created three downloadable documents to…
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…in strengthening and nurturing the life of Christian teacher-scholars in many worshipping communities. These projects have a variety of emphases — youth preaching, worship across the spectrum of ability and disability, music and human flourishing, communication systems used in preaching, baptismal practices impacted by toxic water, and more — but have as a common purpose a desire to both deepen…
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