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The term womanist comes from the Black idiomatic expression “you actin’ womanish” derived from Black Southern folk culture of a mother speaking to her girlchild. Alice Walker, a brilliant poet and novelist, most notably known for her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Color Purple, defined the term, in her classic 1983 collection of essays, In Search of Our Mothers’ Gardens: Womanist…
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…Jesus and create meaningful relationships with one another and the entire congregation; and foster the development of a personal, spiritual, and abiding relationship with Christ that will continue throughout life. To apply or for questions, contact Dr. Matt Rich at mrich@unityfortmill.org or 803.547.5543. Applications are encouraged by February 1, 2024, but will be received until the position is filled. https://unityfortmill.org/about-us/careers/…
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…other end access to my bank account via bank routing number, I also gave him access to my laptop password. I can no longer use my laptop because “ransomware” has been attached, and I may have to purchase a new laptop if it cannot get be removed. In addition, I purchased and shared Target gift cards valued at $650 believing…
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BY SANDY ASARO One of the workshops that I attended at the APCE (Association of Presbyterian Church Educators) Conference was a tour of the Presbyterian Center. Being a Clerk of Session and having been raised in the same Presbyterian church in my hometown of Port Charlotte, Florida, touring the Presbyterian Center was a must-do for me! Our tour was led…
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…attended seminary. Dr. Spencer is a treasure trove of information. His message to us was both stimulating intellectually and moving emotionally. Dr. Rick Spencer What made Zippori the most fascinating to me, was the realization that just four miles away sat a little village named Nazareth. Zippori is not mentioned in the biblical records, but this Galilean city was a…
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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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We are looking for an energetic youth ministry director who believes in investing in students through prayer, God’s word, and creating meaningful relationships. See the attached job description for more details. Open Arms is a start up church that is looking to grow our kid’s ministry. We currently have approximately 35 youth (preschool-8th grade), who are being served. Our…
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…is not what they care about – sharing what they are experiencing NOW is what is important. If we can step back and let our youth talk rather always having our own “cool” story, we just might understand a bit more about them and what is going on in the world. These kids are smart, y’all. And funny. Just let…
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…Cooperative Baptist Fellowship on state, national, and global ministries. Additional information about the church is available at thirdbaptist.com. Educational requirement is a minimum of a Masters degree in a Ministry field and preference for a candidate with 5 years plus ministry experience. Inquiries and resumes: Third Baptist Church, Attention: Pastor Search Committee, 527 Allen Street, Owensboro, KY 42303 or tbcpastorsearch527@gmail.com…
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BY AUDREY M. TODD (M.Div./M.A.C.E. 2010) As we reflect on the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we must admit that as a nation, we are experiencing dark times. With hate rallies, increased vitriol, communities under attack, and inhospitable daily interactions, our nation is becoming unrecognizable. Once a country of progress and hope,…
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This is post 15 of 20 in the series “Profiling 20 Years of Faithful Calls” Started UPSem 2002: Rev. Lori Raible (MDiv 2006) Started UPSem 2003: Rev. Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown (MDiv 2008) Started UPSem 2004: Rev. Nadine Ellsworth-Moran (MDiv / MACE 2011) Started UPSem 2005: Rev. Noe Juarez-Loayza (MDiv 2010) Started UPSem 2006: Rev. Lorenzo Small (MDiv 2013) Started UPSem…
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…times of conflict. This is a time when we can say never to these evil acts to remedy the situation, whatever the situation might be. Continue to “trust”, “delight”, “commit” and “rest” in the Lord. Anger and worry (fretting) are two very destructive emotions. They reveal a lack of trust that God loves us and is in control. We should…
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…visited the House of Memories Museum where we were exposed to very powerful images and stories about the colonization process that occurred here. After witnessing these pictures and hearing these stories I began to think about how it might have felt to have the land that you and all of your ancestors lived on be taken away by foreigners from…
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…attempting to conscript children by entering schools or who they found playing outside. The legal age for conscript at the time was 16, but kids who looked capable of holding a weapon were all the military needed to conscript the boys. Carlos was 12 in 1989 and had almost been conscripted twice, saved only by his pleading mother and father….
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…left when a coffee machine is left on, what would happen if I (or someone else) did something worse? Later that morning, I preached on the text of Moses drawing water from the rock (Exodus 17: 1-7). In an effort to make a point, I placed bottles of water throughout the sanctuary. The children’s sermon drew attention to a dirty…
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This is post 12 of 20 in the series “Profiling 20 Years of Faithful Calls” Started UPSem 2002: Rev. Lori Raible (MDiv 2006) Started UPSem 2003: Rev. Dr. Ophelia Garmon-Brown (MDiv 2008) Started UPSem 2004: Rev. Nadine Ellsworth-Moran (MDiv / MACE 2011) Started UPSem 2005: Rev. Noe Juarez-Loayza (MDiv 2010) Started UPSem 2006: Rev. Lorenzo Small (MDiv 2013) Started UPSem…
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This is post 3 of 14 in the series “Student Spotlight” Student spotlight: A second chance at seminary Student spotlight: Pay attention to the “bread crumbs” Student spotlight: Relationship leads to Union Student spotlight: The twisting path to seminary Student spotlight: Longtime educator yearns to learn more Student Spotlight: Dana Purdom digs deep Alec Powell: The Unconventional Call Kate Meeks:…
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Rev. Jon Brown spoke at the APCE 2017 conference. M.A.C.E./M.Div. student Rosy Robson shares her reflections on attending the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) 2017 Annual Event in Denver, Colorado. APCE’s theme this year was “God is with us in the chaos.” We spent some time defining chaos. The chaos of a world marked by violence and destruction. 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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…On his right is 11-year-old Lee, gap-toothed and chatty. On his left is nine-year-old Maryrose, whose wispy, blond hair looks almost white. Mitchell thanks God for these tacos, and they all smile and say in unison, “Amen.” READ MORE Above, Mitchell, a Master of Divinity student, attended Opening Convocation at the Charlotte Campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary September 17….
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What is Estate Planning and why should I consider it? Estate gifts are sometimes referred to as “stop-and-think” gifts because they require some planning and, often, help from a professional advisor such as an attorney. The most common estate gift is a bequest in a will or trust and it is one of the easiest ways to support an organization…
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Richmond Police and seminary security officer Matt Cavanaugh has received a Gold Valor Award for helping save the life of a man who was shot in the head during a hostage situation last year. READ MORE Video image courtesy of WWBT-TV…
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