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…their larger and ongoing practices helps people donate the extra food from personal gardens as well as from local community gardens to families in Winston-Salem that are facing food insecurity. Their data shows that in 2021, 669 pounds of produce was donated. As of the start of this garden season, they have successfully partnered with seven different community gardens where…
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…Attitude is everything. The ability to give should be seen as a blessing and a pleasure. Stewardship of our lives and our possessions should be a generous and abundant response to all that God has given and will continue to provide to you. Remember, attitude is everything! As you give (with a positive attitude) to the church and laudable faith-based…
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…haven’t been noticing.” In 2010, Fagiani attended the Presbyterian Youth Triennium and there she learned of a program called Project Burning Bush. While attending that program, she learned about Union Presbyterian Seminary. She wasn’t sold on attending until she spoke with Mairi Renwick (M.Div.’11), the director of admissions at Union. Fagiani was a competitive figure skater growing up and still…
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The 2017 keynote speaker for the Sacramental Life Women’s Retreat sponsored by the Shenandoah Presbytery and New Castle Presbytery is Dr. Frances Taylor Gench. Her topic is “Reframing Eve”. The Garden Eden has a terrible litter problem! It is knee deep in our prejudices and preconceptions. The retreat will provide an opportunity for women to engage in interpretive litter control…
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…been given to the bad along with the ugly. For when we know of the struggles, the pain, and the challenges, the achievements are even more remarkable. Rev. Dr. Leonard Edloe I attended segregated Black schools growing up in Richmond, Virginia, the Capital of the Confederacy. I attended Howard University, where the names of the buildings spoke to Black greatness….
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Take this excellent opportunity to engage in important and relevant theological topics with Seminary faculty. Participants will gather for two keynote addresses over the course of the day and select one morning and one afternoon workshop to attend. Cost is $25 (includes lunch), and the event is open to all. To register, please visit: www.eiseverywhere.com/semforaday. KEYNOTES Morning Keynote Rodney…
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…success to date. The meeting opened with a panel of womanist academics including the Rev. Cecelia Armstrong, Rev. Dr. Emilie M. Townes, Rev. Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas, Rev. Dr. Gay Byron, and Rev. Dr. Eboni Marshall Turman. They embodied womanist scholarship done with attention to society, church, and academy. Such an all-star team (and I might add, there are many…
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…class schedule meant he could continue in his job while attending seminary. But what confirmed his decision were the recommendations made by others. “I chose UPSem Charlotte because it was highly recommended by a friend at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church and then confirmed by a fellow congregant and now classmate already attending UPSem Charlotte.” As a student who started recently,…
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…and became a tactic of the early civil rights movement. Students from Virginia Union University immediately targeted Thalhimers and Miller & Rhoads, downtown Richmond’s most prestigious department stores, for a sit-in and picketing. Although Union Seminary students were not initially involved, E. T. Thompson pricked the Seminary’s conscience with his gentle question: “If this is a struggle for what is…
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…rates for our out of town guests. You’re invited to contact the hotels directly and that information is below: Linden Row Inn 100 E. Franklin Street, Richmond, VA, 23219 Guaranteed Rate: $99/$119 per night; Parking: Valet parking for $18; free shuttle to campus Contact: Casey Watson, senior sales manager 804-335-1285, sales@lindenrow.com Graduate Richmond 301 West Franklin St., Richmond, VA 23220…
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…in the Rose Reception Room in the Early Center as well. REGISTER HERE. (Note: Registration is only required for the complimentary lunch and is not needed for the event itself). There is no cost to attend the lunch, afternoon seminar, or evening workshop – all are welcome! Feel free to attend one or all portions of the day’s events. Leading…
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…principalities, powers and wicked spirits in high places are trampled under our feet. Because we have set our heart upon You, to love You and serve You with all our heart, our soul, our strength and our might; and, because we reverence You, and worship Your holy, mighty, majestic, precious and glorious name, You shall deliver us from every attack…
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…figures grab them by the arm and tell them where and where not to go jogging or walking to the store for “skittles” or driving a car “while Black.” Mayor Bottoms said what this writer believes is at the crux of these “lynchings,” “Mr. Arbery’s death is a bigger issue that extends beyond the state of Georgia. With the rhetoric…
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…how God will knit these gifts together in service to God’s church and out in the world, but I’m eager and ready to give God my, “Yes”!” A garden statue of a squirrel holding an acorn sealed my decision to attend Union Presbyterian Seminary BY JABRIEL M. HASAN Final Level Student UPSEM May 2022 Jabriel M. Hasan The summer of…
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…Human Growth and Faith Development (October 2024) – Check back for registration link Christian Educator Certification online courses slated for 2025 Biblical Interpretation (February 2025) Religious Education Theory and Practice (May 2025) Reformed Theology (August 2025) Presbyterian Polity, Mission, and Program (October 2025) Christian Educator Certification online courses slated for 2026 Worship and Sacraments (February 2026) Human Growth and Faith…
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…VA, while continuing her role as Executive Director of the Hanover Chamber of Commerce. My most important takeaway from Union is friendship. The people I met here won’t be like most other people I’ll meet in my life and I can call on them when I need them.” Charles Frank Pratt III will pursue a chaplaincy in Greenville, South Carolina,…
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…as well as four books: Exodus Preaching: Crafting Sermons about Justice and Hope; A Pursued Justice: Black Preaching from the Great Migration to Civil Rights; The Journey and Promise of African American Preaching; and Just Living: Meditations for Engaging our Life and Times. His writing has also been featured by such outlets as PBS NewsHour, Sojourners, Word & Way, and…
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…you don’t know what expertise they might bring to your congregation, organization, or cause? You don’t know whether their areas of specialization intersect with your group’s areas of inquiry? You want to know more about what they might offer from their years of scholarship, research, and teaching? Well, look no further than right here. Check out this collection of scholars…
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…exploring the ancient city ruins of Beit She’an National Park (top photo), an area containing foundations of buildings dating from the Canaanite period to the Byzantine. While it is not to the sheer scale of a site like Jerash in Jordan, the park exhibits a breathtaking and remarkably well-preserved major city of the Roman Decapolis. Migdal Synagogue From Beit She’an,…
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BY VERONICA MARTIN THOMAS (M.Div’07) Our Lord Jesus Christ forecasted the prevailing conditions in the world in the last days and their effect upon Christians then and today. Jesus said that the spirit of indifference and lukewarmness would become widespread among professed Christians. Under such a tepid status, it is difficult to maintain steadfastness to the truth one professes to…
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…possible to take a full-time academic load as well. For example, a beginning part-time student (2 classes/6 hours) would usually select two Saturday-based courses and come to campus four times per term to attend in-person sessions. A full-time student might add an additional online class (3 hours) on a weekday evening. Please be in touch with our Director of Admissions,…
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RICHMOND, VA (June 8, 2020) – Due to the continuing pandemic, all Union Presbyterian Seminary students, faculty, and staff will be learning and working online during the 2020 fall term. President Brian K. Blount said the decision was made now to allow faculty ample time to plan courses and give students time to make housing decisions. Details will be announced…
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