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…felt so moved, they shared an anecdote about interacting with President Blount. Here’s one final memory of Dr. Blount from Dana Moulds: A Call from President Blount On a random weekday night I was laying in bed, eating snacks, and received a phone call from a number I didn’t recognize, but answered anyway. Here’s how that conversation went: Me: (laying…
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We’ve arrived in Cairo! It’s been a long day. After some travel mishaps (the bus we took from Richmond to Washington-Dulles airport leaked, we almost missed our connecting flight, and our luggage didn’t make it), we finally made it to our hotel. I’m sitting on the balcony with my roommate, enjoying a freshly puréed strawberry drink complimentary from the hotel….
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…than just words, you have a clear understanding of what you are trying to express or trying to achieve. Have any of you tried to put a puzzle together without looking at the picture of the puzzle first? It becomes very difficult with the greater number of pieces. Oh, it’s easy with a ten-piece or twenty-five-piece puzzle but once you…
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…to the beach, while others headed to the waterslide at the pool. The splendor and serenity that is the Red sea is difficult to describe. I marveled at the coldness of the water and the silkiness of the sand. As one colleague noted, “This gives a different meaning to sinking sand!” Before lunch, we prayed and participated in a time…
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…sang in the sanctuary with the assistance of its renowned acoustics. Then steps away we began the pilgrimage within our pilgrimage as we prayed and walked the Way of the Cross along the 14 stations of the Via Delarosa, culminating at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. No experience on this journey has been fully anticipated. The expectations around sacred…
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…research shows that the total number of past and present African American Lieutenant Governors is thirty-five (35), of whom only two (2), L. Douglas Wilder, and Deval L. Patrick have been elected Governors by the constituents of their respective states, the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts respectively. The Honorable L. Douglas Wilder served as governor from January…
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…of Christians in Palestine, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and the role of the university in Palestinian society. Despite the shrinking of their numbers, Christians have and continue to play an outsized role in variety of areas in Palestinian life. Through its emphasis on the arts and the culture, the university strives to strengthen the resilience of Palestinian communities. Their vision and…
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…bodily gesture to that we had seen among Coptic Christian women in Egypt at a holy man’s tomb: forearm and forehead leaning on the box of remains. It is a powerful gesture, and the meaning of it is probably as individual as the number of people using it. One thing was clear to me—Hollywood has lied to us about spiritual…
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…as they boldly increase the number of churches with which they collaborate. Listening to the resiliency and success of the various projects was deeply inspiring. After the presentation, students eagerly continued to dialogue with various directors. When one of them found out that there was a bookstore, they asked if we might briefly visit it. Not only did we visit…
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…McFayden’s commitment are more competent pastoral and educational leaders, trained in leadership theory and critical engagement with the theological and cultural traditions where they serve.” A case in point of how McFayden has worked to build a bridge between seminary and congregations in nurturing leaders of the Church is the annual Kittye Susan Trent Symposium for Newly Ordained Ministers. In…
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RICHMOND, VA (May 10, 2022) – Union Presbyterian Seminary has appointed alumnus and artist de’Angelo Dia to be admissions director for the Charlotte, North Carolina, campus. Dia received his Doctor of Ministry in Theology/Theological Studies from Union in April 2022. He also has a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Communication and Sociology from Appalachian State University, and a Master…
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…lectured on Leadership and after lunch, I lectured on African American biblical interpretation and the black church. The next day we were on to the airport again and back to Dubai before that long flight back to Dulles Airport and the U.S. As you might imagine, we were tired from our journey but what an invigorating journey it was! I…
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…asylum in the United States. She is an undocumented immigrant who lives now with her eleven-year-old daughter and two-year-old son in the basement of a Richmond church. If she steps outside the sanctuary of the church, she faces almost certain deportation. De Martinez is part of the sanctuary movement, which seeks to gain documentation, security, and a new life for…
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…in interior design from Central Piedmont Community College. Mrs. Hickok was a lifetime member and Elder Emerita of Covenant Presbyterian Church. Susan co-founded the Stephen Ministry program at Covenant, providing care and counsel to those in need, and led the program for a decade. Music was central to Susan’s life. She joined the Covenant choir at age 14 and sang…
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…or lead a meditation. In the midst of social distancing and being asked to stay at home due to COVID-19, let us remember that “the earth is the Lord’s and all that is in it, the world, and those who live in it.” (Psalm 24:1). Director of Student Services Susan Blanchard’s (M.Div./M.A.C.E.’97) devotion is titled “God is present.” WATCH NOW…
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…unto honor..” (2 Tim. 2:21). To do this will rid us our chronic character flaws so He sends His “sanders” into our lives. God’s “sanders” are impatient people, mean people, lazy people, inconsiderate people, irresponsible people, rebellious people, etc. God deliberately places these abrasive souls near us. They must rub against us as sandpaper rubs against unfinished wood furniture. All…
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Richmond, VA (April 25, 2024)—Union Presbyterian Seminary welcomes Christian Sanchez as Instructor of New Testament. Sanchez is a graduate of The University of St. Andrews (M.Phil.) and Southwestern Assemblies of God University (B.A.). He is pursuing his Ph.D. at Baylor University in Texas. His dissertation research involves thinking theologically about the intersections of early Christian apocalypticism and Roman imperialism in…
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…Martin Luther King, Jr. kept this book on his person and would cite it often. Theopoetics Book Club This book club read Terraform: Building a Better World, by Propaganda. The book club leader was Rev. Dr. de’Angelo DIA. In this debut collection of essays and poetry, Propaganda—musician, speaker, and activist—inspires readers to create a better, more equitable world. …
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