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…Jamestown. This is the Korean school’s sixth year partnering with UPSem and its 29th year in this type of program. Korean elders participated in worship and sang a wonderful Korean hymn. The visiting students refer to themselves as the 29th cohort, which they have placed on a long, horizontal banner that hangs in Paisley Hall while they are on campus….
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…away from another country (Canada) and all that it has to offer. As for First Presbyterian Church, our new pastor will find themselves preaching in a 137-year-old sanctuary nestled in an evolving neighborhood close to the city’s downtown and waterways as well as along a sunlit Lake Huron beach during the summer. If you know someone that would be a…
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…taken Heather Heyer from all of us, and resulted in the deaths of Lieutenant H. Jay Cullen and Trooper Berke M.M. Bates. We can hope that Heather’s mother, Susan Bro, was right when she said at Heather’s memorial service: “They tried to kill my child to shut her up. Well, guess what? You just magnified her.” We can hope that…
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…truly deep and wide sense of hospitality. The Rev. Sandra Van Opstal dove into this theme during the opening worship session. Pointing to the beloved story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19, she challenged us to consider anew how we show hospitality. Too often, we invite others to leave home to enter our church rather than invite ourselves to fellowship in…
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…today! What a difference that day made for you. One of Dinah Washington’s signature ballads for which she was popular in the 1950s was entitled, “What a Difference a Day Makes.” She sang, “What a difference a day made; Twenty-four little hours; Brought the sun and the flowers; Where there used to be rain. My yesterday was blue, dear; Today…
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…your favorite summertime treat? MG: I love eating ice cream during the summer. Any and ALL ice cream! Ice cream is my favorite. Especially if you have fresh baked cookies and make an ice cream sandwich….yum! Related Stories 5 things about Russ Kerr’s summer break 4 things about Sam Shields’ summer break 6 things about Katie Thomison’s summer break 6…
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…lieu of sermon. o Thanksgiving Service (the Sunday before Thanksgiving): After a short meditation by Pastor, the Director plays a medley of music for reflection of our many blessings. o Hanging of the Greens Service (First Sunday of Advent): We have choir/congregational/special music between the various parts of decorating the Sanctuary. o Lessons & Carols Service (Fourth Sunday of Advent):…
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A great idea and concept came to fruition this fall as some of our UPSem alumni returned to the Richmond campus for a ‘mini-reunion’! Members of the Union Theological Seminary entering class of 1979 made plans to reunite on campus, September 23 – 25, 2019. Spearheaded by a trio of alums from that class, Susan Forrester DeWyngaert, Sally Hughes, and…
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…from Korea and Madagascar, Roman Catholics from Kenya, Orthodox monks from Bulgaria. We sang songs and played games together, had joint class sessions, and even took part in some robust theological discussions (the closest I have ever felt to getting a front row seat at Chalcedon). Beyond Bern, Siobhan and I made a habit exploring the country. Travel is easy…
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By Michelle Walker It is my distinct pleasure to introduce the incoming class of this academic year 2020-21. These students include two Ghanaians on the Richmond campus and four new students in Charlotte. I thought I would also share a brief update on two of last year’s new students: Sommer Jordan and Jabriel Hasan. They were elected at the end…
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Rolling Hills Presbyterian Church seeks a full-time Associate Pastor to serve our congregation as we grow our faith and church family. We are a Community of Grace, growing and serving in joy. We strive to make a positive impact across the sanctuary, across the street and across the sea. Rolling Hills is the second largest church within the Heartland Presbytery…
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Asomdwoe nka wo—peace be with you! We started the day with a delicious egg sandwich and loaded onto the bus headed for Trinity Theological Seminary in Legon, Ghana. We were welcomed straight off the bus and given a tour of the 70+ acre campus. We moved into a classroom to learn simple words/phrases that would help convey our appreciation to…
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…name their realities. Camp Hanover, as it has provided wilderness for sixty years, continues to do so today. Whether that wilderness is hearing the prayer concerns of the painful, canoeing the waterways of Virginia, breathing the crisp forest air early in the morning, or eating chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwiches after a two-week work session, people here at Camp…
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…student the Rev. de’Angelo Dia to offer a Zoom class exploring the ways in which art can express our deepest dissatisfaction with injustice and our brightest hope for a better world. Participants encountered and engaged in artistic expression that sustains our souls in the work of advocacy. Teach-in session 1 Teach-in session 2 Dr. Adrian Bird, Affiliate Assistant Professor of…
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…in digital media. He is the host of the Leading Theologically podcast where he regularly interviews current and future leaders across the country both inside and outside the Presbyterian Church USA. As a trusted and wise conversation partner, Dr. Hinson-Hasty is called upon regularly as a strategist and confidant across the country in national, regional and local educational and ecclesial…
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…educational ministries in the Church and increase the ongoing witness of our faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. At his installation, McFayden cited three strategic priorities for the coming years: increase the accessibility and availability of APCE-generated resources to people serving in the Christian educational ministries of the church. increase opportunities at the local and regional levels. develop facilitated…
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…people’s understanding of worship and strengthen practices of public worship and faith formation. This year’s recipients include scholars at five research universities, seven seminaries, and two regional Christian colleges, representing 10 states. “Teacher-scholars from a wide variety of disciplines have so much to contribute to congregations and parishes — helping us all see things we otherwise might miss, offering access…
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RICHMOND, Va. (April 29, 2019) – Union Presbyterian Seminary has just learned of the passing of Mildred Sneeden McIver, wife of late PSCE professor Malcolm C. McIver, Jr.. She died April 24, 2019 in Wilmington, NC. Mildred Sneeden McIver, 98, died Wednesday, April 24, 2019, at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. She was born July 17, 1920 in Wilmington, North…
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…exhibited art at the Massey Cancer Center, Richmond Public Library’s Dooley Hall, and The Gallery at Convergence in Alexandria, Virginia. The Centre Gallery East at ArtWorks, the Petersburg Regional Art Center, and the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart have also exhibited her work, which is in many private collections. She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Art from…
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…sports and recreation ministry leaders. Her employment background includes experience in sales and marketing for a fast-growing packaging equipment and engineering company, where she managed advertising and marketing details for the industrial sales division for a number of years. She believes one of her primary responsibilities within The Leadership Institute is showcasing the great resource Union Presbyterian Seminary is for…
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