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By Rev. Jordan B. Davis (M.Div.‘14) Congregational Corner “This is the first time I have been to a church that actually has something for young adults!” I wish I was surprised by this comment. I wish I wasn’t as relieved as I was when I heard it. I currently serve as “transitional associate pastor for youth and young adults” with…
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…documentation of properties, ensuring adequate insurance coverage, managing risk, and supervising maintenance and construction projects. Committee Involvement: Advising and working actively with various church committees, attending meetings to provide financial updates, and contributing to policy formulation. Human Capital Management: Overseeing the hiring process, maintaining personnel files, developing job descriptions, and ensuring staff performance meets expectations. Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Business…
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…taught us how to awaken community spirit and invigorate faith. Emily Nyce A recent graduate of Union, Emily Nyce (MDiv’20) has been shepherding the vision for this program over the past two years. Complementing her theological education at Union, Emily’s years at Eastern Mennonite University and her recent certification from The Hearth in community storytelling have especially equipped her for…
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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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…I learned how to talk about suicide. I learned to say someone “died of suicide” rather than “committed suicide” because the word committed has a negative connotation (committing crimes, etc.). I also learned that “suicide survivors” refers to people who have lost a loved one to suicide and those people who have attempted suicide and survived are actually called “second-day…
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…Do Delight in the Lord and Do Commit your way to and Trust the Lord: David calls us to take delight in the Lord and to commit everything we have to Him. But, how do we do this? To delight in someone means to experience great pleasure and joy in his or her presence. This happens only when we know…
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…Union matters! podcast: Perils of peacemaking How to revitalize a church through music and drama Union matters! podcast Are worship and the arts viable methods for building community? How can music and drama support the efforts of community engagement? You’re about to learn the story of a small Massachusetts congregation that used community organizing, theater programs, and relationship building…
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…community. The importance of building relationships and ministering not just to one’s congregation, but also to the local community emerged as dominant themes of the weekend experience— a concept that led one student to re-think her idea of ministry as not so much a “top-down action” of one person ministering to another, but rather as intentional interaction with others in…
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…community was instilled in us from day one of seminary. Because we were successful in creating that community, there is a bond with Union seminarians and graduates that is everlasting.” After graduation, Davis did not go far from his UPSem community. He began serving as a Stated Supply Pastor at Hermon Presbyterian Church in Rock Hill, South Carolina, a position…
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…oldest and largest public housing community and were forced to live in a car. The mother later died and the children relocated. This story made Brannon’s internship at Bon Air Presbyterian Church formative to her seminary experience, and marked the beginning of her involvement with Richmonders Involved to Strengthen our Communities (RISC). She recalls an appreciation for the church’s focus…
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…preachers by focusing on four key areas. First, a compelling message, which involves diverse listeners. Early career ministers desire to know their congregation and community so they can preach a relevant message. Compelling momentum, which addresses how people are moved to action on significant social issues, is far different in congregations than in classrooms. Thirdly, compelling media includes fostering digital…
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…prayer, missions and communication. Leader bio: Christen Kinard has spent a decade as a professional in communications and marketing. She has helped businesses and organizations as diverse as high-end retail stores and independent schools develop and implement efficient and impactful communications strategies. Digital Congregations sits at the intersection of her desire to do meaningful work, her belief in the…
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…link the week prior to the course’s first meeting. About the Womanist Leadership Institute Program: To receive a certificate of completion for the Womanist Leadership Institute, participants will engage in four (4) core courses, and two (2) elective courses over a two-year period. However, the program will be on-going, with electives varying year-to-year, allowing participants to complete the requirements within…
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…prayer, missions and communication. Leader bio: Christen Kinard has spent a decade as a professional in communications and marketing. She has helped businesses and organizations as diverse as high-end retail stores and independent schools develop and implement efficient and impactful communications strategies. Digital Congregations sits at the intersection of her desire to do meaningful work, her belief in the…
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…what a faith community can do to mitigate climate change, focus on pastor and educator leadership possibilities, and measures that a church and congregants may undertake to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to draw carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Leader bio: Dr. Stephen A. Jurovics holds BS and MS degrees from Columbia University and a PhD in Engineering from…
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…practices attendees can embody in their personal lives. Tips for self-care techniques will be modeled to assist participants with building their own care regimen. Time and space will also be provided to discover encouragement amongst peers as well as experience rejuvenation within a supportive community of care-givers and care-seekers. The two-hour virtual retreat will include various elements, including presentations from…
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…for the Study of Law and Religion. Beyond Emory, Smith serves as a senior fellow with the University of Virginia’s project on Religion and Its Publics and a member of the editorial boards for Political Theology and Practical Matters. He recently completed service on the steering committee of the Political Theology Network and two terms on the board of the…
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…Baptism, and Communion as means and experiences of grace and commission. Online Course Format: Weekly class meetings via Zoom Technology, along with assignments posted on Blackboard, the seminary’s learning management system (login credentials provided) Dates: Thursdays, January 12 – February 16, 2023, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Cost: $150, if register by December 28, 2022. (Note: Beginning…
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…to the course’s first meeting. About the Womanist Leadership Institute Program: To receive a certificate of completion for the Womanist Leadership Institute, participants will engage in four (4) core courses, and two (2) elective courses over a two-year period. However, the program will be on-going, with electives varying year-to-year, allowing participants to complete the requirements within an extended period as…
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…Workshop participants are invited to attend Community Worship on campus 12:30pm: Workshop participants can select to attend Community Lunch on campus (additional charge) Location: Union Presbyterian Seminary, Paisley Hall, Richmond, Virginia Workshop Description: For many centuries, dating back to the ancient Jerusalem liturgy, the Church has singled out stories from John’s Gospel for reflection during Lent (the stories of Nicodemus,…
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…Misión Global, comuníquese con el Dr. James Taneti, Profesor Asistente de Cristianismo Mundial y Director del Centro de Misión Global. Fechas: Jueves 19 de agosto y jueves 26 de agosto; 7 a 9 pm (ET) Formato: Zoom; conferencias y diálogo (hora y media) con media hora de culto Descripción: la pandemia Covid-19 ha alterado y seguirá alterando nuestras costumbres y…
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…una iglesia reciban una atención integral. Ese objetivo resulta particularmente pertinente en los tiempos actuales en los que los creyentes enfrentan fuertes temores ante la incertidumbre por el futuro cercano. En esta exposición se mostrarán algunos elementos terapéuticos de la laboral pastoral y su relevancia para una sana vida comunitaria. Among its many aspects, pastoral ministry entails a therapeutic component…
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