This month we asked our bloggers what they wish they’d known as they graduated seminary and began their ministry. Here are their..
by Ken Fuquay This year, after seven long years of “crag-climbing,” I will graduate from Union Presbyterian Seminary. Two framed diplomas with..
This month we asked our bloggers what they wish they’d known as they graduated seminary and began their ministry. Here are their..
by Susan Fox and Lynn McClintock To commemorate the bicentennial of Union Presbyterian Seminary in 2012, students, staff, trustees, professors and community leaders..
This month we asked our bloggers what they wish they’d known as they graduated seminary and began their ministry. Here are their..
A commencement is a beginning, and like all beginnings, it is combined with an ending. This season of gowns and tassels brings with..
This month we asked our bloggers what they wish they’d known as they graduated seminary and began their ministry. Here are their..
NOT LONG AGO MY HUSBAND AND I ACQUIRED a little boat — a 1973 Swedish-built 25-foot fiberglass troller that has a reputation..
A few years ago it was popular to urge church leaders to “think outside the box” in their long-range plans for ministry...
This week we asked our bloggers to share a liturgy they’ve crafted. Is it possible to just write liturgy for a living?..
This week we asked our bloggers to share a liturgy they’ve crafted. In our annual service of healing and wholeness, we’ve started..
I had a stark revelation in February as I drove across the Mojave Desert on day three of “Fresh Day on the..
MEMORY IS COMPLEX, YET CRUCIAL to much of life. As well as providing creatures with mental patterns of essential routines, it’s the..
It was late. The prophets, both major and minor, were running together. Elisha, Elijah. Zephaniah, Zechariah. Amos, Hosea, Habakkuk. Index cards littered..
This week we asked our bloggers to share a liturgy they’ve crafted. One: Have mercy upon us O God, according to your..
Guest commentary from Keith Kaufold As you’ve undoubtedly seen in recent news, addiction in the church — especially among leaders — is..
by Billy Baker Music has been an integral aspect of the worship service for centuries. Whether it involves traditional chant, hymnody or..
One of the changes in the Standing Rules of the General Assembly enacted by the 221st (2014) General Assembly was to enable..
by Julie Vidrick Evans Most of my colleagues agree there is great satisfaction in leading a church music program. We lead choirs..
Throughout Lent, a strong and courageous group of the young adults at my church engaged in a project I piloted called "Profess..
Strip away the perfect lilies massed along, across the chancel steps, the bright reflecting sight and sound of brasses, and the white..
This week we asked our bloggers what they had learned from spiritual practices and disciples. This is how they responded. Four years..
Gun metal gray the sky this morning and along the shore at dead low tide an on-shore wind blows spume across the..
This week we asked our bloggers what they had learned from spiritual practices and disciples. This is how they responded. Confession: I’m..
by Robert Chestnut Over the past several decades so many progressive Christian thinkers have raised so many critical problems with traditional theories..
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