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This is post 5 of 6 in the series “APCE 2019” APCE 2019: Anticipation APCE 2019: “Come to the Water” APCE 2019: The tide is changing APCE 2019: Engaging young Christians in social justice APCE 2019: How does Jesus respond to generational suffering? APCE 2019: Revived at the Water’s Edge BY VALERIE HARRISON MARKS Needless to say I was quite…
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Students in this program plan to make public theology (i.e., theology serving the common good) a significant part of their ministry, whether or not they seek ordination. Dual degrees graduates may serve as pastors and/or workers in various forms of public ministry, including advocacy work for causes such as those related to public policy, ecological concerns, economic justice, gender issues,…
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…agreements, distractions rather than peace of mind, hatred rather than kindness, controversy rather than harmony, lust rather than love. I believe our lives and the lives of all around us long for, even thirst for refreshing that only comes from the sweet aroma of Creator God. It’s time for all of us to inhale that sweet aroma! As God leads…
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…have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Cor. 9:6-7). Paul’s guidance was that we should R-I-Gour lives for Christian living. First, be a Regular giver. Regular giving means when you receive income, set aside what you will give. Give systematically, not sporadically. Pledge to give, then just do it maintaining…
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…“is that when it comes to a host of social and political issues, the Bible has much less to say than is generally supposed.” The opening lecture on Monday night, May 6, 6:00 p.m. in Watts Chapel is entitled “Does the Bible Affirm a Right to Life?” Also in Watts Chapel, Tuesday, May 7, at 9:00 a.m. is “The Bible…
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Students in this program plan to make both Christian Education and Public Theology (i.e., theology serving the common good) a significant part of their ministry. Dual degrees graduates may serve as Christian Educators and/or workers in various forms of public ministry, including advocacy work for various causes such as those related to public policy, ecological concerns, economic justice, gender issues,…
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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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…and Union Presbyterian Seminary. We renewed our shared commitment to serve the church at large by equipping ministers and theological educators. We left UTC hopeful of the possibilities of serving the church in South Asia. Left, Dr. James Taneti and, right, Dr. Sam Adams with the Rev. Dr. Vasanth Rao Chilkuri, the Principal (President) of United Theological College, our partner…
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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 MARINA LUCKHOO On Sunday we attended Wesley Church Ramkote in Hyderabad and were generously invited to participate in the Sunday service. In the reading from Exodus, God commands Moses to remove his sandals as he is standing…
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…the sound sage spiritual wisdom, the profound parabolic humor, the rich royal advisement, and the sensational scholastic genius that she is! Though she has passed, she remains everything that she is through each one of us by the grace of God, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and the sweet communion of the Holy Spirit. Rest In Peace and in…
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…lost to COVID-19 with church-bell ringings and light shows across the country January 19, 2021. Union Presbyterian Seminary participated by tolling bells and displaying illuminated lanterns on its Richmond and Charlotte campuses. Written on the lanterns were the names of 63 people lost to members of the seminary community. Watch the video below. See more photos. Photos by Mollie Trainum….
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This is post 6 of 6 in the series “Union Forum” Union Forum: Chaplaincy & COVID-19 Union Forum: What should white Christians do about racism? Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go? Union Forum: How can Christians respond to unjust policing? Union Forum: Reimagining Community and Public Safety Union Forum: Caste and Race: Solidarity Across the Oceans Is…
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…In the midst of our destruction and development, you continued to create beauty and life. We have grieved and argued, we have celebrated and grown. We have turned our eyes and ears to you as we rejoice and pray for strength and life. You have stood firm, reaching out and embracing us with always open arms. As the countdown comes…
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This is post 3 of 6 in the series “Union Forum” Union Forum: Chaplaincy & COVID-19 Union Forum: What should white Christians do about racism? Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go? Union Forum: How can Christians respond to unjust policing? Union Forum: Reimagining Community and Public Safety Union Forum: Caste and Race: Solidarity Across the Oceans The…
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This is post 1 of 6 in the series “Union Forum” Union Forum: Chaplaincy & COVID-19 Union Forum: What should white Christians do about racism? Union Forum: Why do racist symbols have to go? Union Forum: How can Christians respond to unjust policing? Union Forum: Reimagining Community and Public Safety Union Forum: Caste and Race: Solidarity Across the Oceans Join…
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By Rev. Sandra Caldwell-Williams (Union Presbyterian Seminary, M.Div., M.A.C.E. ’06) Often during trying circumstances, I pick up pen and paper or go to my computer and begin to release my anxieties using words. In March of 2014 amid some trying personal circumstances, the Romans 12:2 passage spoke to me loud and clear, and because I am often a very hardheaded…
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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 Nancy Myer knew she was called to attend to seminary, but she was unwilling…
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…throughout. I have had income security and aid has come to me from unexpected quarters. When I thought worship services were never going to return, new ways of worship emerged. For me, God heard my humble cry and gave me grace during the pandemic. I find God’s grace in the life of my family, in good health, stable income, education,…
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…unexpected places and new experiences we will never forget. With each mile we travel, we know God is leading us as we gradually continue our quest to Jerusalem. Thanks be to God for my adventurous travel companions and all those who continue to pray for us on our journey. Heather Woodworth Brannon is a Master of Divinity student at Union….
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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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…the east bank of the Jordan River). He said that between two and perhaps five percent of Jordanians are Christian. They are free to worship and are active in their communities, including serving in the Jordanian Parliament. It is illegal for Muslims to enter Christian churches, but evangelism is conducted informally. He dialogues with Muslims. Pastor Bqain discussed the Syrian…
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Union Presbyterian Seminary has published a book of public prayers by Professor Emeritus of Biblical Interpretation Wayne Sibley Towner, who taught at Union for more than two decades. Towner’s prayers were always delivered from the heart, revealing his deeper sensitivities and commitments. Yet they were also works of theopoetical craftsmanship — carefully designed to focus minds and imaginations in lifting…
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