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William R. Freeman (M.Div.‘01) While turning the pages of the Friday, February 9, 2018, edition of the Richmond Times-Dispatch my eyes lit up as I read an article reprinted on page A-3 from The Washington Post—“Study: U.S. students deeply ignorant of slavery history.” Below is 90 percent of that article: “Consider this from a new report on how U.S….
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…you’ll get an offer of financial aid from the seminary. If you accept the offer, you will need to complete entrance counseling (available online for UPSem) and sign a loan agreement. Grants/Scholarships: You could qualify for a UPSem scholarship or matching grant, denominational scholarship, a PC(USA) Study Grant, or a myriad of other options. Head over to the financial aid…
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…live and move and have our being” (KJV). The message from Paul was and is that God is the creator and provider for us all bringing to completion his purposes for humankind and the rest of creation. God alone is trusted with provision of the good things of creation which are subject to God’s sovereignty. As we are reminded in…
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…for the young adult’s ministry, the men’s and women’s ministries, and the senior adult ministries of the church. The minister will work closely with appropriate teams, committees, and staff to realize the overall mission of Forest Hills Baptist Church: Love God. Love People. Live the Gospel. This is a full-time position. To apply for this position, visit: foresthills.org/careers. Associate-Pastor-for-Children-and-Adults …
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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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…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 BY MOLLIE TRAINUM When Dana Purdom moved from Los Angeles to Charlotte in 2005 to provide a better life…
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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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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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…around their conversions, and were often abused or even killed. The inquisition was established under the rule of King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella I of Spain, the very same King and Queen who in 1492, sponsored Christopher Columbus’ journey to the west to find a trade route to Asia. The King and Queen wanted to obtain a competitive edge…
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…with communities around the country to empower and create sustainable ways of living. Started in 1984, CRISPAZ brought North Americans to El Salvador to be a witness to the atrocities happening during the civil war. Francisco Mena, the current director, spoke to us about the history and current issues facing the country. We were humbled to hear the personal narrative…
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This is post 4 of 12 in the series “Central America travel seminar” Our Central America travel seminar has landed! Central America Travel Seminar: Silencing Christian Justice Central America Travel Seminar: The War Years Central America Travel Seminar: The day we met Jon Sobrino Central America Travel Seminar: “Power is for the people” Central America Travel Seminar: Echoes of Womanists…
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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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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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…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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…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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…created them. 28God blessed them, and God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have dominion over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the air and over every living thing that moves upon the earth.” Genesis 1: 26-28 NRSV Several years ago, I accidentally started a new Lenten…
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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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“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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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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Whether you are working in a parish setting or not, you are impacting your environment through the training you’ve received in seminary. You are the church in the world. It is an exciting opportunity to bring your expertise and curiosity to your vocational setting. However, just because you have graduated from seminary doesn’t mean that your learning is complete. There…
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…representing numerous Black women whose children and relatives have been killed by police brutality and gun violence remind us that terror strikes Black families and Black women are often left to deal with the scars. Following the webinar (https://youtu.be/4KTw3FKP454), we heard requests to make the resources mentioned by panelists available online, and have compiled them into this downloadable document. We…
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