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…settings alike. Study will be taken up through the lens of Sankofa: an African word from the Akan peoples in Ghana. The literal translation of the word and the Sankofa symbol is “it is not taboo to fetch what is at risk of being left behind.” Meet the instructor Rev. Dr. Akosua Lesesne is an educational design leader and creator…
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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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BY MARINA LUCKHOO On Sunday we attended Wesley Church Ramkote in Hyderabad and were generously invited to participate in the Sunday service. In the reading from Exodus, God commands Moses to remove his sandals as he is standing on holy ground. I smile as I reflect on all the sacred sites we have walked together this past week, usually with…
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…During this month of July alone, we have experienced a record number of earthquakes ranging from various magnitudes. In Afghanistan more than 1,000 people were killed after an earthquake magnitude of 5.9, causing throes of hunger and economic crises. We hear the continued voices of organizations requesting help to feed hungry children and their families and we continue to do…
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…of its number then produced and read from a hand-sized book with an Ethiopian Cross embossed on its front cover. The reading was perhaps in the Ge’ez language, but we were not sure. Following the reading, the group prayed. Then, after removing their sandals and setting aside twine-bound bundles of street clothes, towels, and food items, they formed a line…
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…deep end. The afternoon session, “Generation Z: Who They Are and Other Generational Haberdashery,” led by Jason Santos, PMA’s Coordinator for Christian Formation, explicitly examined the proposed cycles of generational theorists, William Strauss and Neil Howe, while paying particular attention to Dr. Jean Twenge’s book, “iGen: Why Today’s Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy–and Completely…
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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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…a telephone book and survive. You want to succeed.” So, I re-wrote the paper, and have been re-writing ever since. As a teacher, Dean could take a student’s breath away. His reflections were lectures in the theology of the Hebrew Bible. A “simple” introductory course on Biblical Hebrew, in which the class worked through the first few chapters of Genesis,…
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…alone or with people I am comfortable with to share reflection and contemplation with, has revealed God to me in fulfilling ways. During this time, I fast and pray (and put off my mobile phone) just to be alone with the Lord. Through rest, I feel closer to God and the greater my desire is to know more of God….
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…the world a better place by choosing socially responsible companies. One may begin by opening a Stash account with as little as $5 and contributing as little as $1 per month. Another option is to look into your 401(k) plan and choose a socially responsible no-load mutual fund. Some charities bombard you with email, snail mail and phone calls soliciting…
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…each day to sit with one verse and simply listen – not to the TV or radio, not to someone on the other end of the phone – to God. It can be quite difficult to have faith when God can’t be heard. So often we say that God isn’t listening or responding to our prayers. I have even found…
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…encourage others to pass along an invitation while we wait to hear the results. We pray they won’t answer the phone when we call so that we can just leave a quick voicemail and move on. For most churches, these weeks kick off a new Christian Education year. I challenge you to move beyond the bulletin invitation, only seen by…
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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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…strong sense of self-in-relationship and community Students in these programs will complete a significant number of courses together in a common core curriculum to strengthen their preparation for future ministries and ground them in connection to one another in all the degree programs. 2. A Unified Academic Calendar: One Seminary on Two Campuses. The faculty approved one academic calendar for…
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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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Blessings, peace and wellness! I received a wonderful gift from one of my sisters in ministry while attending a Women’s Conference in Richmond, VA, and the reading spoke of the sufferings that are ahead. The bulk of this writing is pre-COVID19 pandemic, but the eternal Word always finds a place to “say it again!” and bear witnesses to the heart,…
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By Rev. Sandra Caldwell-Williams (Union Presbyterian Seminary, M.Div., M.A.C.E. ’06) Often during trying circumstances, I pick up pen and paper or go to my computer and begin to release my anxieties using words. In March of 2014 amid some trying personal circumstances, the Romans 12:2 passage spoke to me loud and clear, and because I am often a very hardheaded…
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…friends. There are so many places and regions to visit in Spain with its diverse geography and culture, art, museums, monuments, beaches, cities, and cuisine. Many people speak more than one language and travel to other countries is expected and is the norm. For example, Spanish, Catalan, and English are spoken where my daughter lives in Santa Maria de Palautodera…
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