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Dean McFayden will teach a seminar entitled “All the Rage: The Dynamic Power of Anger in Conflicted Relationships” at Seminary for a Day on the Richmond Campus on September 28, 2019. Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden is Vice President for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean, Richmond Campus, Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development…
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…$195, if register after January 21, 2020, includes lunch on Tuesday, 2/18 Additional $10 for optional lunch on Wednesday, 2/19 Meals: Lunch is included for Tuesday, 2/18, with optional lunch on Wednesday, 2/19. Snacks also included in the cost of registration. When you register you will be asked to indicate any food preferences (gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, etc.). CEUs: 1.2 CEUs…
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…Lilly Endowment’s Compelling Preaching Initiative, a new program will offer a path to nurture and support 120 early career pastors over five years. The Bridge for Early Career Preachers will help nurture and support 120 new ministers during the next five years to develop their voices for faithful, imaginative, intelligent, energetic, and loving proclamation. The Bridge is being funded through…
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…her late teens meets with eighteen of the most powerful, revered white men in Boston (1). Among this distinguished group of men, seven are ordained ministers, three are poets, many are recognized figures in America’s battle for independence, and several are slave-owning Harvard graduates. As she clutches a manuscript of poems she had written, this gentle African slave by the…
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This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Faculty Spotlight” Tricia Vesely: Finding Union, Handstands, and Hebrew Dr. Paula Owens Parker: Computer programmer turned womanist theologian Faculty Spotlight BY PATRICE OWENS PARKER Womanism encourages black women to push the envelope, be questioning, love each other and their communities, express genuine care for others, and love the arts. It also…
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…it is one of those hidden nights – one of those nights when I can’t sleep because of the nature of this fleeting call. I entered this position knowing the nature of it – I had even been through training for this, but no one can train you for the day that the good-for-now, transitional job becomes the dream job…
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…Georgia. During the meeting, a group of Black Religious educators, scholars, and activists from around the United States gathered to lament over the racially instigated murders of Black men and women that had taken place during the past few years. Those needlessly murdered included Trayvon Martin (2012), Eric Garner (2014), Michael Brown (2014), Tamir Rice (2015), and the parishioners of…
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…you begin connecting with the children, how do you then move to enfold the whole family (consider what your parents want and need, how can you make meaningful connections with parents)? I appreciated this framework that was presented for how to begin these conversations. Although outreach is not a specific part of my children’s ministry job description, I think this…
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…a long and emotional evening which included some fine examples of preaching in the black church tradition, which elicited more than one “Amen” from the Presbyterian audience, “God’s Frozen Chosen,” I made the foolish mistake of asking what we could do to help. I was immediately presented with a “time sheet” and told to sign my name when I would…
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…for Strategy and Institutional Effectiveness. The schedule for the programming director would be somewhat flexible, but also depend on upcoming events and programming needs at any given time. Interested persons are encouraged to apply, including working pastors with an interest in community and environmental work in the context of theological education. Interested persons should submit a letter of interest and…
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…the sale of land once owned by Dr. McGuire and gifted to the seminary might resource the work of a center dedicated to a proposition that Dr. McGuire fought against: that all women and men are created equal,” Blount said. “Through its particular focus on African American women, and indeed all women of color, the Center for Womanist Leadership represents…
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…their needs.” The $303,716 Lilly Endowment grant will bring together children’s museum curators, developmental psychologists, experts in media studies and language development, publishers, and other non-church leaders to learn how they connect with children and families; and translate what they do into a religious faith setting. “These non-church leaders have areas of expertise that religious leaders need to know about…
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On Sunday, September 10, 2017, The Church of the Covenant, Cleveland, Ohio, will welcome Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden to its pulpit. He will be preaching at the 10:00 am worship service. Dr. McFayden is the Academic Dean and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, VA….
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On Sunday and Monday, August 13 and 14, 2017, Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden will be leading the East Community Pastors Retreat for the Presbytery of Coastal Carolina. He will be speaking on Stewardship: Biblical Perspectives and Better Practices. Dr. McFayden is the Academic Dean and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, Virginia….
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Register for “Seminary for a Day” to attend this workshop led by Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden Tiptoeing on Eggshells? Navigating our Way in Ideologically Diverse Faith Communities If we value the presence of the church in the world, how do we work with the presence of the world in the church? To what degree are members and leaders able to…
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On Saturday, August 19, 2017, Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church, will welcome Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden to lead their Strategic Planning Officer Retreat. Dr. McFayden is the Academic Dean and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, Virginia….
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On Friday and Saturday, September 8-9, 2017, The Church of the Covenant, will welcome Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden to lead their Strategic Planning Officer Retreat. Dr. McFayden is the Academic Dean and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, Virginia….
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Two UPSem faculty will participate in the Symposium on the Spirituality of Children with Virginia Theological Seminary on Oct. 21-22. Dr. Karen-Marie Yust will present on October 21, and on October 22 (1-2:30 pm) Dr. Lakisha Lockhart will be a respondent to Dr. Jerome Berryman’s keynote presentation….
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Frances Taylor Gench will lead an adult education class entitled “Wordy is the Lamb: Encountering Jesus in the Gospel of John ” at Burke Presbyterian Church, Burke, Virginia. The class will meet on January 7, 2018, from 10:15-11:00 a.m. Dr. Gench is the Herbert Worth and Annie H. Jackson Professor of Biblical Interpretation at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond. …
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On Sunday, August 20, 2017, Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church, Augusta, GA, will welcome Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden to its pulpit. He will be preaching at the 10:30 am worship service. Dr. McFayden is the Academic Dean and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, VA….
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On Friday and Saturday, October 13 and 14, 2017, Dr. Kenneth J. McFayden is the Plenary Speaker and Workshop Leader at the Association of Mid-Council Leaders and Association of Stated Clerks meeting in St. Louis , MO. Dr. McFayden is the Academic Dean and Professor of Ministry and Leadership Development at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, Virginia….
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LEADERSHIP AND CHANGE An Active Workshop for Congregations on May 6 in Troy, Ohio Change is constant and unrelenting, and often seems to cause institutional paralysis, especially in the church. Too often, congregations find themselves drifting aimlessly through changing culture and society and ultimately longing for the “good ol’ days” of the past. A one-day active workshop, Saturday, May 6,…
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