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All Th.M. students will successfully complete 30 semester hours, including a Research Methods course, a Th.M.-specific seminar, and a year-long colloquium. These and all other courses and directed studies are designed to prepare every Th.M. student to write a thesis or summative projects and to construct a final portfolio. Some Th.M. students may choose to concentrate their studies in a…
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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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…‘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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The purpose of the M.A.C.E. degree program is to prepare you to become a professional educator in Christian congregations or other educational settings. Graduates serve in various capacities and ministerial settings: churches, camps, schools, non-profit organizations, conference centers, and ecclesial governing bodies. Our M.A.C.E. program is 36 credit hours, making it possible for you to complete your degree in just…
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…lead in discipleship, fellowship, worship, and ministry opportunities with our youth. The candidate must relate well with youth, parents, and adult volunteers; promote weekly Bible Study; support the children’s ministry, and provide leadership in worship activities. Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to The Oaks Baptist Church, PO Box 388, Lyons, GA 30436; or email to wandad45@hotmail.com….
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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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…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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…since. Emily holds a Bachelor of Arts in Religious and Intercultural Studies from Eastern Mennonite University (2014), which included a full semester in the Middle East. Emily graduated from Union Presbyterian Seminary with a Master of Divinity (2020). She has also since completed a Certificate in Community Storytelling through The Hearth in Ashland, Oregon. Emily has over a decade of…
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…other human beings in this fashion and maintain their sanity? I do not know. Afterward, we walked to Central Park where the funeral ceremony of the mayor of Guatemala City and the country’s former president was held. A great number of military members and police officers were in attendance to guide the procession in an efficient manner. However, the citizens…
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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 Alec Powell is not the stereotypical seminarian, so it is perhaps not surprising that…
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…experience We shopped in a souvenir store near the National Park. We tried to bargain as the locals taught us. Unfortunately, it didn’t go well. We eventually got assistance from locals. At the end of the day, we returned to Accra to attend Sunday’s sunrise service at Grace Presbyterian Church. However, we got stuck in a traffic jam, which took…
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…On his right is 11-year-old Lee, gap-toothed and chatty. On his left is nine-year-old Maryrose, whose wispy, blond hair looks almost white. Mitchell thanks God for these tacos, and they all smile and say in unison, “Amen.” READ MORE Above, Mitchell, a Master of Divinity student, attended Opening Convocation at the Charlotte Campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary September 17….
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“Going Global” held at the APCE (Association of Presbyterian Church Educators) national gathering, February 8, at the Galveston (TX) Convention Center. Over 75 alumni and seminary friends attended. …
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…the air thinned as we elevated, it literally became harder for me to breathe. The figurative breath escapes when I start to think about the stories we were told in El Salvador. The depth of sorrow that brews below the surface is heavy. Knowing that the people have this history where violence and corruption has been very present makes it…
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…through what is called “the door of no return,” loaded onto ships, and sailed away. Later in the 1990s the local chiefs came together and posted a plaque at the castle offering an apology to the Africans of the diaspora; the TransAtlantic slave trade. Melvinie Lewis is a Master of Divinity student at the Richmond campus of Union Presbyterian Seminary….
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Alumni and friends of UPSem in the Charlotte area gathered for “Just Jesus in the Public Square – A Social Justice Conversation” at the Caldwell Presbyterian Church on March 17. Sponsored by the seminary’s Center for Social Justice and Reconciliation, the conversation between NC State Senator Jeff Jackson and former NC State Senator Jeff Tarte was moderated by UPSem professor…
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…now turn our hearts and our hands back to that dust, back to the soil. We dust off the good and make room for new sprouts so that we might see your love shine around us in its fullest beauty once more. Amen. Alumna Jordan B. Davis is associate pastor for youth and young adults at Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian…
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This is post 4 of 9 in the series “Union matters! podcast” Expanding access to healthy food: Shalom Farms at Union Helping cops cope with traumatic violence: VALEAP Marking milestones at The Presbyterian Outlook Memory sanctions & Confederate statues The rise of Womanism: Dr. Katie Geneva Cannon Understanding Muslims: Dr. Zeyneb Sayilgan Union matters! podcast: God and the sanctuary movement…
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Enslaved African Americans interpreted the Bible and used it as a source for hope, empowerment, and literacy, according to a new book by Union Presbyterian Seminary Associate Professor of Bible Rodney S. Sadler Jr. and Messiah College Professor of Biblical Studies Emerson B. Powery. In their book “The Genesis of Liberation: Biblical Interpretation in the Antebellum Narratives of the Enslaved,”…
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…see people as Jesus sees them and see Jesus in people that God brings into our presence. Followers of Jesus are urged to be merciful and helpful to everyone who is in need. We are encouraged to, “guard within yourself that treasure, kindness. Know how to give without hesitation, how to lose without regret and how to acquire without meanness….
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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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Thirty-five alumni and friends gathered for a UPSem luncheon on Thursday, July 25, 2019 during the annual Bible Conference at Massanetta Springs, in Harrisonburg, VA. Dr. John Carroll was guest speaker at the luncheon. Carroll is the Harriet Robertson Fitts Memorial Professor of New Testament. His address focused on “Jesus and the other Abrahamic Faiths: Common Ground and Sticking Points.”…
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