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Led by: Iya Dr. Funlayo E. Wood Six-Week Elective Course | Thursdays, January 11-February 15, 2024 | 6-8 p.m. Eastern Time Africana Religions include indigenous traditions of Africa like those of the Akan, Yoruba, Ndebele, San, and Fon peoples, as well as related traditions of the Americas like Candomblé, Palo, Lukumi, Hooodoo, Obeah, and Haitian Vodou. In spite of factors…
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…service will include dedicating the Charlotte building in Currie’s honor as we officially name it the “Thomas W. Currie, III Academic Hall.” Following the worship service, lunch will be served. To reserve your space, please RSVP by September 1 to Susan Griner at sgriner@upsem.edu or call (980) 636-1145. We look forward to seeing students and alumni in September. Welcome back!…
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Dean McFayden will participate in the Trent Symposium from March 29-April 3, 2019. The Kittye Susan Trent Symposium, a collaborative effort between Second Presbyterian Church, Roanoke, VA, and Union Presbyterian Seminary, assists newly ordained pastors who show promise for one day leading larger congregations. The symposium assists the pastors in continuing to bridge the gap between seminary and congregation, exploring…
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…Faithfully in an Era of Hate Rachel S. Baard, Assistant Professor of Theology and Ethics We live in an era in which it seems that hate has become mainstream. We see neo-Nazis marching in Charlottesville shouting “Jews will not replace us”; we see houses of worship attacked, whether it be synagogues in Pittsburgh or San Diego, African American churches in…
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Dean Ken McFayden will participate in the Trent Symposium May 6-11, 2022. The Kittye Susan Trent Symposium, a collaborative effort between Second Presbyterian Church, Roanoke, VA, and Union Presbyterian Seminary, assists newly ordained pastors who show promise for one day leading larger congregations. The symposium assists the pastors in continuing to bridge the gap between seminary and congregation, exploring ways…
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…this year’s convocation. The service will include dedicating the Charlotte building in Currie’s honor as we officially name it the “Thomas W. Currie, III Academic Hall.” Following the worship service, lunch will be served. To reserve your space, please RSVP by September 1 to Susan Griner at sgriner@upsem.edu or call (980) 636-1670. We look forward to seeing students and alumni!…
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Dr. Carroll will be a panelist in a discussion entitled “Luke-Acts and the End of History” at the Society of Biblical Literature annual meeting, San Diego, CA, November 23-26, 2019. Dr. John T. Carroll is Harriet Robertson Fitts Memorial Professor of New Testament at Union Presbyterian Seminary….
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Monte Vista Grove Homes 2889 San Pasqual St., Bungalow C-68 Pasadena, CA 91107 R.S.V.P. to Nicole Smith at alumni@upsem.edu or 804-278-4228…
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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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Join the CBFVA staff and Susan Blanchard for campus worship and community lunch. A time for prospective students and pastors to experience UPSem, take a tour of campus, and meet our Baptist students. Also, this is a great opportunity for our students to network with pastors in the CBF VA ecosystem. Please RSVP to sblanchard@upsem.edu…
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Led by: Iya Dr. Funlayo E. Wood | Six-Week Elective Course | Thursdays, January 11-February 15, 2024 | 6-8 p.m. Eastern Time Africana Religions include indigenous traditions of Africa like those of the Akan, Yoruba, Ndebele, San, and Fon peoples, as well as related traditions of the Americas like Candomblé, Palo, Lukumi, Hooodoo, Obeah, and Haitian Vodou. In spite of…
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…Worthy Dreams: Mentoring Emerging Adults in their Search for Meaning, Purpose, and Faith. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2011. Childhood: Stonehouse, Catherine. Joining Children on the Spiritual Journey: Nurturing a Life of Faith. Grand Rapids: Bake Academic, 1998. Adolescence: Turpin, Katherine and Anne Carter Walker. Nurturing Different Dreams: Youth Ministry across Lines of Difference. Eugene, OR: Pickwick Publications, 2014. Click here for…
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…Required Text 1: Interim Ministry in Action (2018), Norman B. Bendroth Required Text 2: How to Lead When You Don’t Know Where You’re Going (2019), Susan Beaumont Companion Biblical Text: The Emmaus Road story from Luke 24:13-35. Participants are invited to pray with, as well as meditate and reflect on this text as they prepare for the week. ********************* Online…
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…343-3659. The Kittye Susan Trent Symposium assists newly ordained pastors who show promise for one day leading larger congregations. The symposium assists the pastors in continuing to bridge the gap between seminary and congregation, exploring ways to put important theory into effective practice. Professors, experienced ministers, and qualified laypeople lead seminars in the context of a large, vibrant congregation. Dr….
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…General Assembly Building, carried signs, sang songs, prayed prayers, and were arrested for bearing witness to God’s justice. Thus began the Moral Monday movement. I was supposed to have been in that number, but I was riding to Raleigh with my local NAACP president, Kojo Nantambu, and he was still struggling with pneumonia that day. I could have gone alone,…
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…told that our “Boston” server was not directly affected by the hack. However, since it was an attack on their cloud servers, we were being notified. To be clear, we do not store donors’ credit card numbers, banking information, or social security numbers in our database. Further, to reiterate, the server containing the Seminary’s donor information was not attacked nor…
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…racial disparity and white supremacy. Narola Ao McFayden Linda Birtley Susan Blanchard Marianne Blickenstaff Jennifer Britton Erin Burt Jamie Cook Ryan Douthat Beth Ferguson Mike Frontiero Susan Griner Stan Hargraves Wes Holland Lisa Janes Deanna Janss Tinsley Jones Clay Macaulay Lisa McLennan Sheila McVey Jane Mitchell Tim Moore Paula Parker Mairi Renwick Christopher Richardson Dora Rowe Paula Skreslet Rick Smith…
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by de’Angelo Dia-Jessup, M.Div. student Although the events of Tulsa, OK, and Charlotte, NC are tragic, our collective faith is grounded in the ministry of grace and mercy. September 14, 2013, and the tragic killing of Jonathan Ferrell in Charlotte, North Carolina, often seems like a distant memory; however, the execution of Keith Lamont Scott is a reminder that we,…
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…delivered by alumni Angela S. Duncan in Richmond and the Rev. Dr. W. Rush Otey III in Charlotte. Graduates will serve as pastors, Christian educators, and scholars in churches, hospitals, colleges, prisons, and in the mission field. Graduate Profiles de’Angelo Dia will be the Middle School Chaplain and Dean of Community Life at Trinity Episcopal School in Charlotte. “My most…
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…there is a robust campaign to get the Charlottesville Albemarle Regional Jail to stop collaborating with ICE. A lot of community members and different groups from that region are leading that work, and so I really encourage clergy there to support that work.” Sadly, the legislative system is not without flaws, which Martinez openly acknowledges. “I think it’s really important…
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…car wreck, child abuse, any number of things. One attendee said, ‘I shot someone. My department sent me here for that, but that’s not what bothers me. There was a car wreck years ago, and I saw this kid…and I can’t get him out of my mind.’” “At the conference, there are lectures on trauma, family issues, alcoholism, and addiction,”…
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