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…has been able to be part of a community with people studying theology for numerous reasons. She is looking to bring ministry to people in a way that isn’t pulpit-orientated by continuing with camping ministry. “It’s been really good to be in community here and to see how many different ways so many people are excited about doing ministry,” Earp…
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…Holy ground India travel seminar: Leaving our shoes at the door India travel seminar: Joyful unpredictability India travel seminar: Same but different BY CHRISTOPHER TWEEL (M.Div.’14) “Hypnotized by the gentle “click-clack” of the railroad as we traveled, today was focused on our travel to Amritsar from Dehli. We rose early, ate lightly, and watched the many vignettes unfold as we…
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…home with manicured gardens and exotic birds sanctuaries. The delicious food was but one more of many genuine demonstrations of Indian hospitality and a homemade cake just for us. A special cake provided to us by Sunil Gupta. Our day ended with a trip to the Agra Fort, representing the end of the Mughal Dynasty. Amazingly, Shah Jahan’s son imprisoned…
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…to one of our hosts. “What would you want me to know about your religion?” He responded, “We believe that first, we are all human. Then we are Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, and so on.” With regret, I knew nothing of the Sikh tradition until today and still know very little. But what I can tell you is how they…
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…who have suffered because of systemic racism? How can the church make this more than a temporary concern brought about the exigencies of a moment of crisis in order to manifest true systemic change? What does the Lord require of the white church at this time? Please join us for this important panel discussion and let’s begin the work that…
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This is post 4 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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…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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…say affirm that always being present is hard (one of the many reasons self-care and love is needed!) but no one ever said it was easy. I imagine Christ was exhausted after many, if not most, of his encounters. I imagine there were times when that “fully human” part weighed heavily as he felt the pull of having fun with…
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…congregation at Grace Presbyterian Church for the last hour of their four prayer service celebrating this occasion. The service started at 4:00 a.m. We joined them at 7:00 a.m. and it was a packed house! Director of the Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center for Christian Education and Assistant Professor of World Christianity James Taneti (at right in pulpit) speaking at…
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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 ALEXANDER LESTER-ABDALLA Our first full day…
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…resisted or were unruly in any manner. Once dead they were removed from the cell and tossed into the ocean like a piece of garbage. Some of the women were raped by the governor and his men. These are just a few of the atrocities they faced. When the ships arrived they were herded like animals through what is called…
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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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…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 ALEXANDER LESTER-ABDALLA And on the 7th…
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…Civil and Human Rights. Our time at The King Center was brief, but punctuated by the potency of the tombs of Martin and Coretta, the garden and fountain, and Ebenezer Baptist Church, which stood just a block away. Our pilgrims were inspired by the manifold quotations from Martin and Coretta that were inscribed along the garden walls. We found the…
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…of the storms of life. I will give my heart and my life over to God, trusting in God’s active presence and acting through God’s enduring grace. Alumna Jordan B. Davis is associate pastor for youth and young adults at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian Church in Cary, North Carolina, and editor of Congregational Corner. Photo by yugdas manandhar from Pexels…
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…Movements: Prisoner Reentry and the Research Paper in “Active Voices: Composing a Rhetoric of Social Movements,” Autobiography as Inquiry: Crafting and Ethical Code in Jail in “Working for Justice: A Handbook for Prison Teaching and Activism,” and the co-editor with John Ackerman of “The Public Work of Rhetoric: Citizen Scholars and Civic Engagement.” An article on his work at the…
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…and love brothers and sisters as they love themselves (Lev. 19:18) for God is love. Giving to others is an indication of Christian commitment and discipleship. The way believers use God’s gifts evinces their response to God’s gift of his son, Jesus Christ. God’s people manage the Creator God’s gifts responsibly and seek to use well good gifts. As good…
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This is post 15 of 15 in the series “Middle East travel seminar” Our Middle East Travel Seminar has landed! Middle East Travel Seminar: A great day in Amman Middle East Travel Seminar: Surprising spiritual moments Middle East Travel Seminar: Petra and an epic storm Middle East Travel Seminar: Little Petra and glamping(?) Middle East Travel Seminar: Our trek from…
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…gender issues, inter-religious dialogue, and issues of race and reconciliation, or planning to make these or similar issues a focus of their future work. The M.A.P.T. program is related to the work of Union Presbyterian Seminary’s three Centers: the Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation, the Katie Geneva Cannon Center for Womanist Leadership, and the Syngman Rhee Global Mission Center…
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…the firm conviction he had about what the Bible teaches about the Grace of God versus human works in Redemption/ Salvation. He was truly convinced and convicted about “Sola Dei,“ “Sola Gracia,“ “Sola Fide,” “Sola Scriptura“ of Salvation to the point that he was not willing to do anything that would compromise his conviction. I thank the Lord that he…
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…in love.” Perhaps the most beautiful moment in these conversations came when Rev. and Mrs. Johnson were asked, “How do you love those who live for hate?” “You have to believe in the capacity of the other to change,” Rev. Johnson replied. “Sometimes you have to reach across the line and touch another human being on the human level and…
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…human being whose joy of life and passion for Christian discipleship shone through in everything he did and with everyone whom he engaged. Filled with an abundance of gratitude for how God had moved in his life, he responded by being abundant in love with others. A devoted pastor who retired from one pastorate into the ministry of another, he…
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