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…‘pilgrimage with God’s people’ as Rick put it. Our fellow travelers were full of curiosity, varied interests and knowledge to share, compassion for one another and above all, fun and laughter. In traveling the places of Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin, we ventured through a wide range of landscapes. From Medieval fortresses and 16th century churches we learned about the people…
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…high school. Tang came to the United States to attend college and graduated from Louisburg College, North Carolina State University, and Campbell University. Already a Licensed Local Pastor in The United Methodist Church upon enrolling at Union Presbyterian Seminary Charlotte, Tang’s work in the church as a part-time pastor is what compelled him to seek a second master’s degree. “As…
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…having grown up in such a broken world? I pray that they come to know a world where we do not fear those around us and instead live as neighbors, no longer pointing to the past as an example but living it in the present. Maybe my memory of what our country used to be is naive and skewed —…
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The purpose of the Certificate Program in Public Theology is to deepen the capacity of individuals engaging in public theology, a field that draws upon the resources of the Christian faith in order to serve the common good of society. The Certificate Program is designed for students who are either already engaging in, or plan to engage issues such as…
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…surface, like those Hawaiian and Guatemalan volcanos. I believe the best way to bring this simmering “lava” out into the open is to confront it head-on. At this year’s Sprunt Lectures, the Rev. Dr. Willie F. Jennings’ lectures and the Rev. Jill Duffield’s sermons did just that. Both challenged the Union community (faculty, students, administration and ESPECIALLY alumni, to take…
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…different members of our community. There is no specific format for people to follow. They can read a poem or play music or lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and…
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…generations the skill of playing the Kora and also the stories of their families and communities. I also have a special interest in Spain because one of my maternal ancestors, Cato Marion, was born in 1773, in Zaragoza approximately three hours from Barcelona. I can now add him to my family genogram, thanks to Dr. Carol Schweitzer who in 2002…
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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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…different members of our community. There is no specific format for people to follow. They can read a poem or play music or lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and…
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…different members of our community. There is no specific format for people to follow. They can read a poem or play music or lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and…
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…After brushing our teeth and raking a wet comb through our hair, we’d woof down a bowl of cereal while our parents drank their coffee standing up, leaning against the kitchen sink in view of the digital clock on the microwave. It was a countdown. The dishes were left in the sink and we bundled against the cold. Dad glided…
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This is post 3 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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…professor in Biblical Hebrew at Union Presbyterian Seminary. She is leading a “Tour of the Reformation” through Union’s Leadership Institute in partnership with First Presbyterian Church of Virginia Beach. Participants are traveling to Germany, France, and Switzerland, following in the footsteps of Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, and John Calvin in commemoration of the 500th year anniversary of the Protestant Reformation….
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This is post 2 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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…life was snuffed out by a bullet two months after Dr. King’s, on June 6, 1968. Bobby Kennedy evinced authentic commitment to equal rights for all people. We will never know, but this writer believes that had these three men lived, things might just be a little better and black lives might just matter a little more in this nation!…
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…Burn Unit at Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center. This position also included visiting patients who were recovering from trauma in that hospital. With the road now leading to Morgantown, West Virginia, Hill is very much looking forward to the challenges that lie ahead. “I feel that, for the last four years of my life, I have really been in intensive…
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…give as you have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful – happy, joyful – giver” (2 Cor. 9:6-8). At the college from which I earned my baccalaureate degree, I heard from the words of sermons and lectures as well as saw in examples of ministers and faculty that we all ought live…
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…those who seek to capitalize on the fear and doubt of fellow human beings by stock piling paper products and cleaning agents in rented storage units and then selling them to the panic stricken at exorbitant prices, with little or no conscience, compassion or consideration. Church doors are ordered closed and worshippers cannot assemble in the house of God…but, as…
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…sunshine from our hotel in the Christian Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem toward the Western Wall. As part of the Second Temple Compound, the Western Wall is believed to be where the Divine Presence can always be experienced and is a sacred destination for prayer. After going through a security station, we walked up the ramp toward the…
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The Katie Geneva Cannon Scholarship Fund awards a merit scholarship to an incoming degree-seeking woman of African descent enrolled in the Th.M. program (Richmond campus) or M.Div., M.A.C.E., or dual programs (Richmond and Charlotte campuses) who demonstrates strong academic achievement and shows genuine promise for womanist leadership that is dedicated to transforming the academy, the church, and the community. Scholarships…
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…around their conversions, and were often abused or even killed. The inquisition was established under the rule of King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I of Spain, the very same King and Queen who in 1492, sponsored Christopher Columbus’ journey to the west to find a trade route to Asia. The King and Queen wanted to obtain a competitive edge…
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This is post 5 of 5 in the series “Sharon&Brook Summer 2019” Strengthening Faith Formation Among Children Appreciation of Music Is Motivation for Gift to Watts Organ Fund Remembering James H. Smylie Worship, Ecology, and Community Revisited The Gargoyle Speaks: Unscheduled Beauty 2019 SUMMER ISSUE / GRADUATION By Professor Carson Brisson This issue of Gargoyle is dedicated to the…
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