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Alex Evans (M.Div.’87), pastor at Second Presbyterian Church in Richmond, Virginia, and chairman of the board of trustees of Union Presbyterian Seminary, is flanked by Detective John Walker and Sargeant Carol Adams of the Richmond Police Department. BY JOE SLAY It was Sunday morning, less than a week after the April 16, 2007 massacre of 32 students and teachers…
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…There is no one to make coffee and look after it Monday through Saturday and it can’t be left on with no one around. There is an elder checking the church every day, many times a day. Sometimes she stays several hours. If not, she checks it several times.” My heart sank as I read this note and wondered if…
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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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…Central America Travel Seminar: Illiteracy, human rights, and deportation Central America Travel Seminar: Stories of exile and oppression Central America Travel Seminar: Colonization in Guatemala Central America Travel Seminar: Worship and futbol Central America Travel Seminar: Buzzing over Guatemalan coffee and a volcano 🌋 Central America Travel Seminar: Our last morning in Guatemala BY GERAN LORRAINE This morning we had…
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…is the first of its kind, a place where women of African ancestry wrestle with actualizing the deepest possibilities of human existence. Co-organizer and Union Presbyterian Seminary Professor of Christian Ethics Katie Geneva Cannon spoke with her student Ayo Morton for our Union matters! podcast about why the conference matters, and her own challenges growing up black in the USA….
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…my husband stopped mid-sentence and called out to someone behind me, “Hey! Would you like to have a seat?” I was both shocked and confused (and the introvert in me was a little annoyed) when an older gentleman limped over and sat down with us. Over the next hour, we enjoyed conversation about family, faith, sports, and movies as the…
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This is post 5 of 7 in the series “Class of 2018” Class of 2018 profiles: Rosy Robson prepares for what comes next Class of 2018 profiles: Pamela Fusting will close no door Class of 2018 profiles: Christopher Manunyo-Nyonyoh prepared to make a difference in Ghana Class of 2018 profiles: Sara Pantazes can’t wait to dive in Class of 2018…
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…in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Crystal Harper Fallesen with some of her fellow graduates. From left, Annie Arvin, Fallesen, Pamela Fusting, and Christopher Manunyo-Nyonyoh. During her time taking online classes, she has learned many things that she can use at her job. “A big chunk of the educator I am today, I have Cindy Kissel-Ito to thank. I can see a lot…
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This is post 7 of 7 in the series “Class of 2018” Class of 2018 profiles: Rosy Robson prepares for what comes next Class of 2018 profiles: Pamela Fusting will close no door Class of 2018 profiles: Christopher Manunyo-Nyonyoh prepared to make a difference in Ghana Class of 2018 profiles: Sara Pantazes can’t wait to dive in Class of 2018…
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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner On an unseasonably warm Sunday afternoon in March, one of my youth asked if I would join the church’s softball team he and his brother were starting. My desire to be back outside mixed with my desire to help this young man and his brother have this experience with their dad, got…
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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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…Petra. It was even more magnificent in person than it appears in the movies! We spent one night camping in the desert and many of the participants took the opportunity to ride a camel. I did not, as the previous day I’d nearly been thrown off a donkey. No more animal rides for me. We went up to Mt. Nebo…
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…people who pursued reconciliation. Not surprising to me, confirmation came in my other workshops. Why Palestine Matters addressed the racism and human rights injustices of the Palestinians and their struggles involving Israel. The discussion resulting from this workshop prompts me to explore more information regarding the concepts of “settler colonization” and the “Doctrine of Discovery.” And my last workshop, The…
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…Manage classroom/building needs for all FF programs. • Utilize continuing education opportunities to remain current on effective programming and continued personal growth. • Serve as liaison to the River Road Early Learning Center. • Coordinate the church library. • Promote/lead retreats and conferences. • Attend and participate in meetings (staff, FF Ministry, Session). • Integrate and work collegially with other…
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…APCE session with Rev. Dr. Michael Waters from Joy Tabernacle AME Church, Dallas, Texas) According to Dr. Waters, we first must acknowledge how bad the issue really is before we can begin to bring solutions. The statistics presented were haunting. While many people in America are prospering, there are less black homeowners today than there were in 1968. The median…
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Director of Children, Youth and Family Ministries (DCYFM) Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church (BHPC), Bethesda, MD To begin on or around September 1, 2024. Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church seeks an outgoing, creative, faith-filled Director of Children, Youth and Family Ministries (DCYFM) to lead the management and delivery of our growing Christian Education program for children, youth and families. The DCYFM will…
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…area that this gentleman could visit (he just so happened to be looking for a church). He asked why it was so important to me to be a pastor and if it was hard to be a pastor at a bar. I didn’t have to change what I was saying or doing, I just shared my own experience – I…
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…be able to serve the church of today and to keep the church healthy and alive, working to grow and empower the church for the future, serving human need, fighting for justice, and spreading the Gospel.” When not working at Covenant Presbyterian Church, Pruitt may be found in West Charlotte with his wife, their three cats, and their seven chickens….
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…MACE) The following is part of a series of 20 profiles that represent each year that Charlotte has been enrolling students. Pastor Upper Long Cane Presbyterian Church Abbeville, South Carolina A native South Carolinian, Vikki Brogdon grew up on a farm between Sumter and Manning, South Carolina. She still lives on that same farm. A fifth-generation farmer, Brogdon felt called…
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…Master of Divinity student Kate Meeks believes these concepts are all interconnected. Meeks graduated from Davidson College last spring, where she played field hockey and majored in anthropology with a concentration in environmental studies. After freshman year, Meeks interned with the chaplain’s office, working for a homeless day resource center in Charlotte, North Carolina. This environment, in which Meeks engaged…
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…lasting impression that something is wrong. There is need for a change. There is need for healing. In order to be healed, we must realize and be cognizant of the fact that something is wrong. Many of us refuse to admit we need healing. In our text, ten lepers realized their condition and had a desire to be healed. Leprosy…
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…says she has learned to develop a routine, and often studies and reads in the evenings. To Myer, the key to successfully managing a ministry position and seminary is taking care of yourself in the process. “Self-care is huge,” she says. Her personal favorite form of self-care is crafting, and she often spends her free time scouring Pinterest for new…
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