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…Bannerman recalls, “It was a glorious celebration of God’s people in support of all God’s people having equal rights.”46 Again, reactions to the demonstration and student involvement were immediate and strident. “The phones rang off the hook in Watts Hall, and the secretaries were targets of considerable verbal abuse.” Union Seminary President James Archibald Jones, by all accounts, was “gracious…
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…device equipped with a reliable internet connection, built-in or external microphone, and a built-in or external webcam. Full Event Schedule: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Opening Keynote Address The Opening Keynote will feature a recorded dialogue between Dr. Brian Blount, President of Union Presbyterian Seminary & Professor of New Testament, and Dr. Rodney Sadler, the Seminary’s Associate Professor of Bible & the…
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…While some draw lines in the sand or down the aisle, one in seven children in America live in poverty, and one in six are hungry. Regardless of personal politics or worldview, there is little biblical, theological, and moral wiggle room for the faithful to step away from the harsh realities in which so many of God’s children live. While…
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…but need to know. Few know the fact that many religious denominations punished pastors that preached against slavery and that several religious denominations split on a regional basis fifteen years before the nation did. The theologies these denominations taught that negated our personhood in many instances has never been untaught. Sadly, many leaders of these denominations today are proud of…
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…the library which was now closed. My students would email me to let me know they would not be able to complete their homework assignments because their cell phone data plan had run out of minutes and they would not be able to complete their exams. Some other students reported they could not attend class because they had to take…
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…worshipped in sharing the love of Christ with so many. I have been cut off from my congregation but phone call after phone call was received with enthusiasm. I have so many doing so much. Today, as we worked at one house people, came down the street with cases of water, pizzas, hot dogs, you name it; things they purchased…
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…immediately made a phone call and started scheduling meetings in hopes that this would lead to a very different phone call than I had been receiving most recently. Fast forward two years and I am taking a Sabbath day from that position which I called about while wiping tears from eyes. We never know how God is working and I…
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…on her dog. Those two videos awoke the collective conscious of many in the nation. We saw rallies and protests in record numbers. Rallies and protests where, in many instances, equal numbers of black and white citizens took part. Statues of heroes to Confederates came down. Numerous groups held discussions on both law enforcement and racism. However, because of the…
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…that the members of the Sanhedrin were actually co-conspirators with the Romans. They were the Supreme Council in charge of Jewish affairs in Roman Palestine. The Sanhedrin was composed of priests and religious teachers who met to decide on legal matters with religious, political, and social ramifications. They did not have the power to crucify Jesus, however, they had enough…
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…realization that two of our number would not be joining us here in Santiago Atitlan. They needed to stay behind in Antigua and rest. Fortunately, the CEDEPCA team did what they do so well – they made arrangements for our two companions to be cared for in the gorgeous Las Camelias hotel. The rest of us set off on another…
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…The conference, “Bearing Witness to Womanism: What Was, What Is, What Shall Be,” began with a free event that demonstrated a wide-open welcome to the local community. About 1,500 people turned out to hear writer and poet Alice Walker speak at Saint Paul’s Baptist Church where white-gloved ushers welcomed each person to the sanctuary as if we were family. That…
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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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…“These kids get it,” I thought. “These kids WILL change the world.” Youth Sunday came way too soon this year, but it came with passion and power. Worship was led by 44 youth as they prayed and preached, sang and greeted those who came to worship. Their passion filled the sanctuary and their energy fueled the congregation. They talked about…
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…of history and hope. The top picture is the Chapel at the Divine Providence hospital in San Salvador where Archbishop Oscar Romero was assassinated while serving communion on March 24, 1980. The picture below is a chapel built near the spot where the bodies of three nuns and one lay person we’re found on Dec. 2, 1980 near Santiago Nonualco….
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…served with the elders and sang along with hymns in Telugu, his native language. Student Erin Burt (3rd from left) conveyed gratitude and sent greetings from all at UPSem. Student Linda Fox read from Exodus. Alumnus Christopher Tweel read from Mark. After the service, we chatted with some teenage congregants. The new sanctuary will house up to 10,000! Rev. Daniel…
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…the hard work was definitely worth the Koinonia (community) factor and the breathtaking views (The pictures do NOT do them justice!). Hiking to Litte Petra Little Petra After a delicious lunch and a scenic drive, we arrived at Sand Rose Camp in Wadi Rum, Jordan. We drove through the desert, our amazing bus driver powered through the sand…
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…We are blessed in the name of God, Source, Word, and Holy Spirit. AαΉ£αΊΉ. AαΉ£αΊΉ. AαΉ£αΊΉ. **AαΉ£αΊΉ. comes from the Yoruba tradition of West Africa and is likened to “Amen” and “And so it is.” It expresses the power to manifest. © 2020 Jabriel Hasan. Printed with permission of the author. All rights reserved. * Jabriel Malki Hasan, M.Div., ‘22…
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…in this sanctuary, we’ve all been raptured and just haven’t realized it yet. Since I don’t believe in being raptured out of great ordeals but ministering faithfully through great ordeals, I know it’s not a rapture. And since Dr. Brown is sitting here in the flesh, I know it’s not a funeral. So, what am I to do with this…
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…beautiful day driving through the green countryside up the mountains of El Salvador on the way to Chalatenango to visit the memorial site of the Maryknoll sisters. We had a stop by the mayor’s office where we learned that the town San Antonio Los Ranchos has 100 percent literacy. The people in the town are highly conscientious. There are clean…
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On Wednesday, we were in the lobby at 3:30 a.m., lucky to maybe have 4 to 5 hours of sleep. We packed our carry-ons and got a bagged breakfast before hopping on the bus to head to the airport for our flight to Luxor. After a coffee pit stop, we visited the temple of Karnak. We beat the crowd and…
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This is post 6 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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