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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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Trinity United Methodist Church, a 3000 member church in Richmond, VA, is seeking a director of student ministries. This position requires the visioning, designing, and implementation of a comprehensive student ministry for students, grades 6-12. Ministry with our students will include spiritual formation, worship, mission, and fun. Our Student Director must have a passion for young persons and for leading…
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This is post 4 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 AMY SIMES AND CAROL SCHIERLMANN (A glimpse from an…
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…additional expenses can be eradicated from your routine and how to get creative with your funds. If you’re looking for ways to make some extra income, check out Financing Seminary. Commuting: While you are sure to find a welcoming community during your time at seminary, your unique situation may cause you to feel disconnected at times. At UPSem, there are…
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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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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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…the harp is the most ‘accessible’ instrument that exists.” She is an evangelist for the harp and its healing qualities. “For someone with arrhythmia, an irregular heart rate, we tap into a pendulum effect where two bodies come into synchronicity, to maintain the same rhythm,” she said. “We choose the rhythm of our music to maximize the healing effect for…
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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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…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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…and allowed pauses for the listeners to consider the addition of new characters, the plot development, and to consider the parable as a whole. The questions that she posed throughout the story began with, “I wonder…:” “I wonder why the rich man was having this feast,” “I wonder why the lame, the blind, and the sick did come when they…
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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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The countdown to the New Year may be over but the countdown to the Annual Meeting of the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators is just beginning! This year’s theme for the annual conference is Anything But Ordinary Time and we’re getting in the spirit by offering an “anything but ordinary” approach to connect with UPSem alums committed to Christian education….
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…confidence, competency, or parental over-evaluation all might impact the learner. In short, research shows that these cues have implications for the way we engage in Christian formation. For example, there is scientific evidence that consistency in the young child’s classroom trumps rotating volunteers or a lack of routine. Research shows value in pairing youth with very different gifts together when…
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…have indeed preached! Ayesha Edwards is currently pursuing a dual master’s degree in Christian education and public theology at Union Presbyterian Seminary. She is a lifelong learner and educator whose commitment is spreading the message of Jesus Christ while advocating and engaging in matters of social justice. For her, these commitments are one and the same. Her primary interests include…
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…young Black teenage mathematicians. John Glenn’s first flight was on February 20, 1962. Although the flight data were calculated on a mainframe computer, Glenn insisted on Katherine Johnson’s computations before he was willing to take off. The publicity on Johnson was an 8 ½” x 11” 8-10 page booklet. Little additional information was publicized until Margot Lee Shetterly wrote the…
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…actually invest your money. Take your time to research what option works best for you. There are “load” funds, meaning you will pay a commission, and “no load” funds, meaning you do not pay a commission, but even if you choose to buy mutual funds without going through a CPA, there are still often fees included in the purchase and…
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…preacher-as-teacher through the lens of critical pedagogy grounds the image of teacher in an ethical framework, inviting preachers to redefine their public roles, stand in relationships of solidarity with communities of faith, break the silences of taboos, tackle tough issues, and re-imagine the world in the shape of the kingdom of God. The book will feature a sermon from Union…
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Richmond, VA (Feb. 5, 2024)—Graduate study fellowships are awarded for further study and professional development. Through these awards, the faculty of Union Presbyterian Seminary recognizes outstanding academic work by students who also show exceptional promise for effectiveness in ministry. The Patrick H. and Mary P. Carmichael Fellowship This award is given to a student completing the M.A.C.E. degree at Union…
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…art and religion in a variety of venues and was, until recently, the theological librarian at Virginia Union University’s Wilder Library, serving the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology. ### Contact: Mike Frontiero Director of Communications Union Presbyterian Seminary mfrontiero@upsem.edu High-resolution exhibit images Variation on a theme: Loving-kindness icon 4 Variation on a theme: Loving-kindness icon 2 Augustine Ornamentum Icon…
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…that responds to key issues in our contemporary lives. Galbreath is an ordained Minister of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). His previous books include “Leading from the Table” (2008); “Leading through the Water” (2011); and “Leading into the World” (2014). ### Book cover image Paul Galbreath photo Contact: Mike Frontiero Director of Communications Union Presbyterian Seminary mfrontiero@upsem.edu…
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…from Princeton Theological Seminary, and she received her BA in Law, BTh (MDiv equivalent), and MTh in Theological Ethics from the University of Stellenbosch in South Africa. Her research areas include systematic and constructive theology, theological ethics, and feminist and political theologies. ### book cover image Rachel Baard photo MEDIA CONTACT Mike Frontiero Director of Communications Union Presbyterian Seminary mfrontiero@upsem.edu…
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RICHMOND, VA (January 28, 2020) — Contemporary times call for a reframing of congregational ministries with young people. Three scholars working on the cutting edge of research will share their ideas about issues facing children, youth, and young adults and what religious communities can do to address these realities at Union Presbyterian Seminary’s annual Sprunt Lectures May 4-6 in Richmond,…
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