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…in the Master of Divinity program at the Seminary. Courtney is passionate about ecumenical work and bridge building. Outside of work and school, she is an avid marathon runner and enjoys recovering outside with a good book or sharing a tasty meal with friends. Ayesha Edwards Ayesha Edwards is currently pursuing a dual degree in Christian education and public theology…
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Expectation is the root of all heartache. – William Shakespeare Believe it or not, you will probably have to adjust your way of living while you’re in seminary. Whether that’s due to family obligations, school demands, or the financial burden of paying for seminary, your life will be altered. You will grow in knowledge, but you will also be tested…
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…as it is in heaven.” Our concern as Christian community is in part the realization of God’s will. I am sure that comes as no surprise to anyone. What is perhaps more surprising is the second part of this phrase, that calls for God’s will to be done not in Heaven, not on some future day in a distant ethereal…
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Growing up in Kansas, it was virtually impossible to learn about American politics free of a certain partisan slant. Bob Dole was ever-present: I remember voting for him in our kindergarten mock election in 1996 (Yes, they had the kindergartners voting—I’m still unsure why). And even into the early 2000s in classrooms and dinner conversations alike, Ronald Reagan was a…
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…We begin our journey today, on Epiphany, with a month of educational “ah-has!” to illumine our path. You are invited each day to follow this link to UPSem’s Epiphany Bytes Calendar and open a door to explore a new idea, a new tool for teaching and learning or a new way the seminary is supporting and strengthening Christian Education. In…
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To set the tone for his inauguration the next day, President-elect Joe Biden led a memorial to remember and honor the lives 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…
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Student Communications Assistant Department: Communications Office Locations: Richmond, VA, Charlotte, NC, or remote Internship dates: Spring 2022 with eligibility to renew in summer and fall 2022 Who we are Since its formation in 1812, Union Presbyterian Seminary has provided leadership education for Christian ministry that is scholarly, pastoral, and engaged with contemporary life. The Communications Office works cooperatively with other…
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…church since January 2009. He is also president of LUCCEA of which the EECMY is a member. “I am very happy that the unity of the church has been maintained and growth has been recorded during the last 8 years. The participation of the EECMY in spreading the gospel nationally and internationally has increased. I will continue to serve the…
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…communities. Transformation will happen where there is a sense of inclusion of all and a secure feeling of belongingness in the process of learning and contributing. Educators are not gatekeepers of knowledge; they facilitate and learn in the process of transformation and growing in the path of Christian discipleship. Archana Samuel is a M.A.C.E. student at Union Presbyterian Seminary. …
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…discrimination against their religion, President Donald Trump, and Americans who don’t see Islam as part of mainstream U.S. society. But an almost equal and growing number said Americans are generally friendly to them. And nearly all are proud to be American. In our Union matters! podcast, Dr. Zeyneb Sayilgan who teaches Islamic theology and religious pluralism at Virginia Theological Seminary,…
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…she broke ground to accept a call as the Outlook’s first female editor. As the magazine prepares to celebrate its 200th anniversary this year, she spoke with Jeff Stapleton for our Union matters! podcast about the big stories affecting the church, being present at the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, her persistent path through seminary, and the future of ministry….
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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama Fourteen African-American women scholars were invited to Richmond, Virginia, to participate in a womanist conference that critiqued the complex cultural histories and international globalization in today’s political domain. “Womanism,” as it’s called, has been a social movement of liberation ever since Alice Walker coined the…
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…the beauty of Your harmonious nature. All: Have Mercy on us and strengthen us by Your Spirit. Lead us to Zion. Aṣẹ. One: Lest we forget, we remember all who have perished in the struggle for justice. We remember all who perished in the middle passage, dying shackled, laying in their own excrement. We remember those who sacrificed themselves to…
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…learn more about the nine new programs funded by the campaign and to inaugurate the Hal Todd Library Without Walls system. After Christmas, UPSem will host more gatherings in cities such as Greenville, Durham, and Raleigh, North Carolina; Saratoga and Tampa-St. Petersburg, Florida; and Roanoke, Tidewater, Northern Neck, Virginia. Learn more about the we are ONE campaign and give today!…
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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama We had our phones turned off during this interview to avoid interruption. So we didn’t know that as we were talking Nikolas Cruz allegedly walked into his Parkland, Florida, school and opened fire on classmates and teachers. it was one of the deadliest mass shootings…
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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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The head of staff would provide leadership for a 600 member congregation. They will be expected to preach, teach, and provide pastoral care and while shepherding the congregation in outreach, service, mission, and all other aspects of church leadership. Full information can be found on MIF in the CLC system of the PC(USA)….
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…the people showed us but also because it made us feel a part of something meaningful. It was emotional when we were brought up on stage to pray over our journey forward and gift us with Kente Stoles. The hugs, the Akwaabas (welcome), and the smiles have created a lasting connection and relationship with this community. After church, we moved…
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…Carroll led the daily Bible study for the conference, focusing on the parables of Jesus in Mark, Matthew, and Luke. Heather Woodworth Brannon, (M.Div.’19) preached for the Thursday morning worship at the Bible Conference, and was introduced at the luncheon. Heather received the First Presbyterian Church, Hammond, Louisiana, Award for Preaching and Worship. This award is given annually to a…
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…within the first 12 months. (Facts & Figures) Beginning in Summer 2017, we will offer two pathways to the Master of Divinity degree. Biblical languages will no longer be required to complete the degree. However, the biblical languages will still be available to students who choose, or are required by their denomination, to complete those courses. The degree program, with…
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…and chanting playing all throughout and worshippers sing quietly along. The first English translation of the lyrics I observed were quite telling. “No obstacles block the path of one who prays before God.” Given the history of violence against the Sikhs, especially after the 1919 massacre in Amritsar, their continued openness to all visitors is remarkable. Statue outside of Jallianwala…
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…During the luncheon, the newly elected co-moderators visited to give a quick word to the group. Denise Anderson is a pastor from National Capital Presbytery, and Jan Edmiston is a presbytery executive from Chicago. Over 80 Union and PSCE alums gathered together in fellowship. (Above, President Brian Blount at the National Black Presbyterian Caucus dinner with the new PCUSA co-moderators.)…
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